Fans have boosted yesterday’s leaked Elden Ring trailer recordings to 720p HD.
The video below, published by YouTube channel The Lore Hunter, uses AI scaling to improve the quality of the low-resolution footage that appeared online Monday. It takes a total of 112 seconds, while the last half of the video contains higher quality videos that do not require scaling.
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The video leak represents the first major update on Elden Ring since it was announced in June 2019, and the first time anyone has seen gameplay outside of its publisher or developer.
The footage then shows a montage of famous Souls-style melee battles, boss fights against a fire-breathing dragon and a large, sword-wielding enemy, and a look at horse-fighting in a large, open environment.
No release date is mentioned in the screenshot footage. However, VGC understands that Elden Ring has been delayed internally several times due to disruption caused by the pandemic.
People with knowledge of game development told VGC that production has been significantly hampered by limited work restrictions, which have been in place for almost a year. One person who was close to the development of the game said that they believe, due to the disruption, that it is unlikely that Elden Ring would make it out this year.
GamesBeat reporter Jeff Grubb said Friday he heard the title was planned for a unveiling soon. Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier echo the commentsand claims that there is ‘strong evidence’ that the game will be shown ‘relatively soon’.
Xbox’s marketing boss denied over the weekend that Elden Ring could be unveiled at an Xbox “href =” https://www.videogameschronicle.com/platforms/xbox/ “> Xbox event this month.