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FromSoftware\u2019s new title, Elden Ring,\u00a0 is just around the corner and is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated games of 2022. It is the studio\u2019s most ambitious project, with a more differentiated approach from previous releases, and even has Game of Thrones creator George R.R. Martin involved in its development.<\/p>\n
Author Hidetaka Miyazaki has given an interview in the new issue of EDGE magazine, sharing further details of his work. Among the highlights, it\u2019s worth noting that Elden Ring is the project that most closely resembles his ideal game, specifically due to its new structure compared to the more well-known titles that bear his signature.<\/p>\n
\u201cProbably I won\u2019t end up playing to Elden Ring because it\u2019s a game that I\u2019ve made myself, and it\u2019s kind of a personal normal, \u201c<\/em>he says.\u201d I wouldn\u2019t get any of the questions that a new player will experience. Like I say, it wouldn\u2019t feel like playing on itself. But if I did, then it would be close to being the ideal game I\u2019d like to play. \u201c<\/em><\/p>\n Miyazaki emphasised above all else the open world as a differentiating element of the title. \u201cThe open-world enriches this ideal experience that I\u2019m trying to achieve. To give some simple examples, if I were to explore this world, I would want to have a proper map. Or, if I saw something in the distance, I\u2019d want to be able to go and explore it. And I\u2019d want to fight a dragon in an epic area<\/em>,\u201d he explains. \u201cThese are very simple things, but Elden Ring allows a lot of these things to become a reality for me, creating something that is very close to my ideal game<\/em>.\u201d<\/p>\n