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‘Elden Ring’ Is About To Go From TV Screen To Tabletop

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Updated 09:28 20 Sep 2022 GMT+1Published 16:14 19 Sep 2022 GMT+1

‘Elden Ring’ Is About To Go From TV Screen To Tabletop

The Lands Between, right there on your dining room table

Mike Diver

Mike Diver

Elden Ring - one of the biggest releases of 2022 and recipient of a 9/10 review from us, right over here - is set to receive a board game adaptation thanks to a collaboration between its publishers outside of Japan Bandai Namco and Steamforged Games.

As IGN reports, a Kickstarter campaign for the game will launch soon. The new tabletop version of FromSoftware’s celebrated open-worlder will feature dice-free battle mechanics and will support between one and four players.

Here’s Sauron - you know, Lord of the Rings, that fella - in Elden Ring, because mods exist…

Steamforged’s own announcement is thin on specific gameplay details but exciting nonetheless. It reads: 

“In a vast, sprawling world of decaying grandeur that unfolds through your exploration, you’ll embark on a huge and varied adventure, visiting iconic locations and crossing paths with familiar enemies and characters. Play solo, or with up to three other Tarnished.

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“Experience the video game’s characteristically challenging fights recreated through intelligent, dice-free combat, where you’ll need to strategies and adapt your plans in each encounter - whether that be a lowly Godrick Soldier or the Grafted King himself.”

Sounds… tough, but ever so tempting, doesn’t it? As quoted at Eurogamer, Steamforged Games’ COO Mat Hart commented: “We are humbled and privileged to bring [Elden Ring] to your tabletops. To say our team is passionate about the game would be an understatement.” He added: “Fans should expect a dark, richly realised tabletop world of mystery and peril, with satisfying combat and rewarding exploration. Prepare to lose hours to this game, and to be glad about it.”

I mean, sold, frankly. And I don’t expect this thing to struggle when it does land on Kickstarter, as Steamforged’s previous Dark Souls board game raised over £3.7m on the crowdfunding platform, and its campaign for a Horizon Zero Dawn adaptation closed on almost £1.4m. Suffice to say that this team knows what it’s doing, and its products are already much loved.

Featured Image Credit: Bandai Namco Entertainment

Topics: Elden Ring, Board Games, Bandai Namco, Fromsoftware

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