Elden Ring supporters haven’t seen anything official in the new FromSoftware game lately in the form of screenshots, cinematics or anything like that, but the community has received a reassuring message from the game’s creators recently. Yasuhiro Kitao, who handles FromSoftware’s promotion, marketing and communication, tweeted a year-end “thank you” to those who have supported the game and are eager to learn more about it, while saying that the developers plan to continue development and are ” highly motivated. “
Kitao is brief, but welcome Elden Ring The update came from Twitter on Tuesday night, where the game and its supporters were addressed. After thanking those who voted for the game to make it the winner of the “Most Anticipated Game” category at The Game Awards 2020, Kitao said FromSoftware will seek to achieve the “high standard” that fans expect from the developer.
Our most sincere thanks to everyone who voted for Elden Ring at TGA and to all of you who continue to support us. Because of those who play our games and continue to keep us at a high standard, we can move forward with fearless and highly motivated development. Thanks.
– FROMSOFTWARE ／ Kitao (@YasuhiroKitao) December 30, 2020
It looks like the world is going to take a while yet, but please take care and enjoy the New Year with good humor and good health. See you in 2021.
– FROMSOFTWARE ／ Kitao (@YasuhiroKitao) December 30, 2020
Even if he hadn’t won the Game Advance Game Award, he would be one of the top contenders for the prize, considering how much the game has been overblown. Every time an industry event takes place, such as The Game Awards or a showcase of upcoming Microsoft or Sony titles, people look for Elden Ring to make an appearance, but the latest opportunities for such revelations have given the community nothing. Even though people haven’t seen much of the game since the moment it was first revealed, the fact that it’s being worked on by FromSoftware – game creators like the Dark Souls series, as well as Bloodborne and Sekiro: the shadows die twice – it has been more than enough to get people excited about it. Having George RR Martin’s War of Thrones the fame on board for the game’s history only amplified that emotion even more.
The closure of Kitao that said “see you in 2021” gave some hope that they will see the game released in 2021, but it is probably best not to read so much about it and consider it as a “Thanks” holiday and a guarantee about Elden Ring’s development.