a DLC would have been canceled by FromSoftware!

FromSoftware was presumably planning to release an Elden Ring Season Pass with two DLCs. It would have been canceled without a reason.

If you don’t have much time to play video games, quit Elder Ring 100% can last a lifetime. Released in February 2022, FromSoftware’s title offers an adventure of rare density, even for a game from the Japanese studio. Over 20 million players have already delved into the underworld and its rich open spaces. After months of suspense, FromSoftware has officially announced that they are working on a DLC ofElder Ring

last February just to prolong the pleasure. We don’t know much about him at the moment, other than his name: The shadow of the world tree. This additional content should provide a decent number of additional hours of play, as is often the case with studio expansions. According to insider Lance McDonald, FromSoftware could have even offered two DLCs.

Two Elden Ring DLCs becoming one

Lance McDonald is a fairly reliable video game industry insider. In a shared Discord exchange RedditThis indicates that FromSoftware had planned to release a Season Pass ofElder Ring including two DLCs. Eventually, the Japanese studio would have decided to merge the two additional pieces of content to create a single, richer piece of content: The shadow of the world tree

. Lance McDonald doesn’t know exactly when the release of the Season Pass with two expansions was canceled, but claims that FromSoftware’s release was well planned. The Coliseums, which were added to the game for free late last year, should be part of this Season Pass (reminder: The Coliseums allow players to compete in PvP).

A generous DLC available in early 2024?

If the two originally planned DLCs have grown well together, as Lance McDonald points out, players should not miss any content developed by FromSoftware. Despite everything, there is nothing to indicate that the developers have not made any cuts in this additional content, which promises to be particularly dense. The hypothesis of a canceled Season Pass certainly seems credible, especially given the recent financial report from Kadokawa Corp, FromSoftware’s parent company. It showed the band’s desire to capitalize on the success of Elden Ring over the long term, possibly through multiple expansions. The report also informed us that the DLC The shadow of the world tree

could be released in late 2023. Fans are still waiting to discover the first images of the game. For its part, FromSoftware certainly needs to focus on the end of the development ofArmored Core VI: Fire of the Rubiconscheduled for August 25th.