For many years now, FromSoftware fans have been waiting with the utmost anticipation and eagerness for every submission of their work. Since Demon SoulsFromSoftware has changed the game world and stimulated the genre of ‘souls-like’ games. Elden Ring continues this trend, but with a higher level of detail, mechanics and story.
taking into account that Elden Ring has been out for a few months now, many are eager to see what the Elden Ring DLC will be or the next game at all. Consider dark souls got a trilogy, many hope so Elden Ring follows, and a Elden Ring 2 will be on the table for you to enjoy, with several improvements.
8 A country beyond between
As for games in the open world, Elden Ring is vast with location and variety in the Lands Between. Upon first accessing the open world, players may be blown away by its sheer beauty and ability to go anywhere. However, dark souls seemed to have even more variation in location than? Elden Ring.
For a sequel to Elden Ring, the game should be set in an entirely new land, a land made up of terrestrial or snowy locations. Dedicated areas with specific weather can yield amazing and unique locations in a massive open world, giving players an unfamiliar and dangerous environment that was the Lands Between.
7 Lots of NPCs
Part of the charm of FromSoftware titles is the NPCs. Each is different with a great personality and a usually ominous laugh to end their conversations with. What makes the NPCs in these games so great is that it seems like no one can just have a happy ending. Elden Ring follows this, and many NPCs suffer during their quests.
FromSoftware should spend time making the open world feel even more inhabited by even giving more NPCs and players the choice to save or help them reach a HUB world free of danger and the signature misery that NPCs face after quests.
6 Bosses, bosses and more bosses
Fans are divided on one of the biggest aspects of Dark Souls 2, the bosses. In Dark Souls 2, there is practically a boss waiting for a player in every room. Some enjoy this feature and the challenge it presents for a large, intimidating enemy to test a player’s might. Elden Ring has a good amount of bosses but some feel copy and paste.
With a sequel to Elden Ring, the game should focus on the main bosses as much as the first game, but also pay a lot of respect to the side and optional bosses. The ones on their way to the main course.
5 Sekiro’s Parry System
One of the most satisfying gaming experiences will always be inside Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. The game is FromSoftware’s attempt at a single-player story-driven game, but one that feels just as free and difficult as their other titles. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice features a great combat system that is unique to itself.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice has a parry system where the player can perfectly time a parry which is an incredibly satisfying feeling. In addition, it allows them to attack their enemies better. This feature should be in all future FromSoftware games because of how accurate and fun it is.
4 More collaborative writing
When it came to the process of Elden Ring, many fans speculated about the involvement of famed fantasy writer George RR Martin. Martin’s work is prolific and is adored for his works on the books that made the HBO show, Game of Thronesand the prequel series, House of the Dragon. Martin’s involvement with Elden Ring was to help create the characters and the world before the Elden Ring was shattered.
It’s great to see a collaborative effort between video game developers, creatives, and authors. It helps authenticate worlds that the public may not have expected. There are plenty of opportunities to collaborate in art, and hopefully fans will see more of it.
3 Bloodborne Dash
After Dark Souls 2FromSoftware has teamed up with Japan Studio and Sony Entertainment to bring players a unique experience for the PlayStation 4. Bloodborne was that experience. In a cursed city that harbors a deadly mystery, the player becomes a hunter, forced to fight an endless night of hunting. Armed with knives and a lot of blood, the game still has a huge fan base even 7 years later.
One of the best features to hatch Bloodborne was that of the dash. Players could no longer roll, but instead would run forward or backward in an easily controlled and fast manner. This feature made the game feel faster, with faster and smoother combat rather than defensive play.
2 PvP Arenas
One of the many reasons players love the FromSoftware games is because of their intricate focus on combat and the many different builds players can use. Players like to test each other and what they can do through PvP, a feature that seems to be conspicuously absent Elden Ring.
PvP is in Elden Ringbut not to the invasive extent of the dark souls titles. Even in the souls games allow players to enter a special arena and fight against other players without consequences. A Elden Ring sequel should have a similar function so people can fight each other for fun.
1 Full Co-Op
Many gamers still crave an open world co-op experience. Elden Ring has done its best to accommodate this, as most FromSoftware games can be played completely with a friend, but reset after player defeat or boss death. Elden RingThe sequel should make the game fully co-op, without the need for a subpoena.
While the game can be played in co-op, it is somewhat limited as Torrent, the player’s trusted place, is not available in co-op. This means that traveling through an open world is impossible, and the game limits players to certain areas when they are together.
Elden Ring is available on PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and PC.
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