This is a chance for the studio to take its time. Previous FromSoftware games were clearly rushed despite their quality as a whole, with areas like Dark Souls' Lost Izalith left unfinished. But for perfectionists like FromSoftware sitting on that Dark Souls money, I'd wager we have a 'when it's ready' situation on our hands. It's apparently well along and looking nice in a playable state. The sense that the project was cancelled slowly crept in, and the same dread dissolved when Xbox head Phil Spencer recently told Gamespot that he's played "quite a bit" of Elden Ring. Since the debut trailer, we've heard next to nothing about it. When we expect it: FromSoftware knows how to keep its lips sealed.
Unanswered question: Until recently it was "Does Elden Ring exist?" but now we just want to know what it looks like. Martin, Elden Ring sounds like it'll be the most ambitious game FromSoftware has ever made. Along with some writing assistance from Game of Thrones author George R. After Sekiro, FromSoftware's dipping back into the Dark Souls action RPG toolbox, and making more of an open world of it this time. What we do know: Everything we know about Elden Ring we learned in the first week of its announcement nearly two years ago. Keeping the fire lit is draining, and we'd rather allocate that energy for the WASD reserve. We're mapping out the 2021 release schedule, and while it's not exactly light, the real problem is that we just don't know much about some of the biggest games supposedly on the horizon. Let's revisit some of the games we're most excited about but know the least about to get a better grip on what to expect-and to temper our enthusiasm. That doesn't mean endless stream new PC games aren't on the horizon, of course. A slow one for PC gaming, at least in terms of high profile new releases.
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