Elden Ring fans have not seen anything official on FromSoftware’s new game lately in the way of screenshots, movies or anything else of that nature, but the community recently received a reassuring message from the game’s creators. Yasuhiro Kitao, who handles promotion, marketing and communications at FromSoftware, tweeted ‘thank you’ at the end of the year to those who support the game and are eager to hear more about it while saying the developers plan to continue to go development and is “very motivated.”
Kitao’s short but welcome Elden Ring update came Tuesday night from Twitter where the game and its fans were addressed. After thanking those who voted for the contest to make it the winner of the “Most Expected Game” category at The Game Awards 2020, Kitao said FromSoftware will strive to reach the ‘high standard’ to which fans developer likes.
Our heartfelt thanks go out to everyone who voted for TGA for Elden Ring, and to everyone who still supports us. Based on those who play our games and still keep us to a high standard, we can continue with development that is uncomfortable and very motivated. Thank you.
– FROMSOFTWARE ／ Kitao (@YasuhiroKitao) 30 December 2020
It would seem that the world will not be restored for a while, but please take care of yourselves and enjoy the new year with good spirit and good health. See you in 2021.
– FROMSOFTWARE ／ Kitao (@YasuhiroKitao) 30 December 2020
Even if it did not win the Most Expected Game Award from The Game Awards, it would be one of the best candidates for the award to be sure, given the hype there was. Every time an industry event takes place, such as The Game Awards or a showcase of upcoming titles from Microsoft or Sony, people are looking for Elden Ring to make an appearance, but the last opportunities for such revelations have given the community nothing. not. Although people have barely seen anything of the game since it was first released, the fact that FromSoftware is working on it – the creators of games like the Dark Souls series as well Bloodthirsty and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice – was more than enough to get people excited about it. With George RR Martin from Game of Thrones fame aboard the game’s story only intensified that excitement.
Kitao’s conclusion with the words “see you in 2021” gave hope that they will see the game in 2021, but it is probably better not to read so much about it and rather consider it an end of the year ‘Thank you ‘and a reassurance about Elden Ring’s development.