The makers of Elden Ring thank the fans for their support and plan to “go ahead with development”

Eden Ring Supporters haven’t seen anything official in the new FromSoftware game lately regarding screenshots, movies, or anything else like that, but the community has received a reassuring message from the game’s creators recently. Yasuhiro Kitao who handles promotion, marketing and communication at FromSoftware tweeted a “thank you” at the end of the year for those who supported the game and were excited to hear more about it while saying that the developers plan to continue development and are “highly motivated”.

Kitao is brief but welcome Eden Ring The update came from Twitter on Tuesday evening, where the match and its supporters were addressed. After thanking those who voted for the game for making it the winner in the “Most Anticipated Game” category at The Game Awards 2020, Kitao said FromSoftware will be looking forward to the “high level” that the fans have developed.

Our sincere thanks to everyone who voted for Elden Ring at TGA, and to all of you who continue to support us. Thanks to those who play our games and keep up the level, we can move forward in development without high courage and motivation. Thank you.

– FROMSOFTWARE / Kitao (YasuhiroKitao) December 30, 2020

It seems the world may not be fixed for quite some time yet, but please take care of yourselves and enjoy the New Year in good spirits and health. See you in 2022.

– FROMSOFTWARE / Kitao (YasuhiroKitao) December 30, 2020

Even if it didn’t win the most anticipated game award from The Game Awards, it would still be one of the top prize contenders to ascertain just how much hype the game went around. Every time an industry event like The Game Awards or an upcoming titles show from Microsoft or Sony takes place, people search for an Elden Ring to appear, but the last few opportunities for such discoveries haven’t given the community anything. Although people have barely seen anything from the game since the time it was first revealed, the fact that it is powered by FromSoftware – creators of games like the Dark Souls series as well as Bloodborne And the Sekiro: Shadows die twice It was more than enough to get people excited about it. Presence of George RR Martin Game of thrones Fame is on board Because the game’s story has intensified this excitement.

The lockdown of Kitao who said “see you in 2022” gave some hope that they would see the game release in 2022, but it might be best not to read that too much and consider it the end of the year instead. “Thanks” and reassurance about it Elden Ring Development.