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Elden Ring and soulslike fans will be breathing a sigh of relief, as the game has officially gone gold. Per Gematsu, FromSoftware‘s Yasuhiro Kitao confirmed in a video presentation for the Taipei Game Show 2022 video that the gold master version of Elden Ring has been completed, and is currently on track to meet its February 25 release date.
“[Development is going smoothly,]” reports Kitao. “Elden Ring was originally slated for release in January of this year, and it has been pushed back once to February. But please be assured, the title will be ready for sale on February 25. The master version has already been submitted, and right now, the team is working on a day one patch to make sure everything in the game is just so.”
Elden Ring takes place in the realm of the Lands Between. You’re on a quest to unite the shards of the Elden Ring in order to restore it, and claim the title of Elden Lord. Standing in your way are the offspring of Queen Marika the Eternal, which now rule the realm.
Elden Ring is due out for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam.
Writer/Artist/Gamer from the Great White North. I try not to be boring.
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Style over substance is often a worry of mine when it comes to oddball indie games.
While a game’s main draw might be a unique aesthetic or art style, I’m always cautious of whether the same amount of attention has been applied to the game’s mechanics themselves. And as we all know, there’s nothing more deflating than leaping into a game that barely makes a splash after a few hours.
And to be honest, I was initially skeptical about picking up Cruelty Squad from Consumer Softproducts. Sure, the game’s acidic Windows 95 screensaver graphics are arresting, but is there more to it than the specticality of it all?
Fortunately, I’m able to answer that with a resounding, “HELL YES!” Cruelty Squad shocks and continually surprises with its depth, being a wild and weird hellscape of an immersive sim that would make JC Denton smile (or lose his mind).
And helping Neil and I unpack this one-of-a-kind experience is Rue Morgue Magazine’s video game editor and friend of the show Evan Millar (@evanjmillar)!
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