With the Elden Ring release date set for very early next year, you'd imagine development on the dark fantasy action-RPG would be starting to draw to a close, ready for its January launch. The good news is this indeed seems to be the case, according to some news about the highly anticipated game that's emerged from this year's Tokyo Game Show.
Famitsu has reported on an appearance FromSoftware producer Yasuhiro Kitao - who heads up promotion, marketing, and production at the studio - made during a Famitsu x Dengeki stream this weekend (below), during which he shared a few details about the upcoming PC game. While the stream and article are both in Japanese, Redditor MysteriousBloke has shared a handy translation of Famitsu's rundown of the details which helps clarify some of the points beyond Google's page translation - the first of which is the reported confirmation that the game is nearing the end of its development journey.
"We're in the final stages of development, and we're moving forward quietly," Kitao explains, according to the translation (with Google's version very closely tallying with this). He also thanks fans waiting for the game and adds, "We will continue to develop the game to meet your expectations, so please look forward to it," according to the write-up. With Elden Ring due to launch in late January next year - so, only a few months from now - that's surely exciting news.
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