But it’s a great indication that FromSoftware could have plans for additional Elden Ring content beyond the Colosseum update.īloomberg reporter Jason Schreier believes that a “full DLC announcement” for Elden Ring will be made at The Game Awards on December 8. It’s common for features to be developed and referenced in a game’s files, but never see the light of day, so this isn’t necessarily confirmation that DLC is coming.

This could have added a degree of surrealism that might’ve given FromSoftware the liberty to feature even more wild creature designs or stories - all within a character’s dreams.Īlongside that, another dataminer by the name of Sekiro Dubi said there’s reason to believe that up to 30 additional bosses could be added in the future. The list of cut content goes on and on, but one of the most noteworthy comes by way of dataminer Lance McDonald, who explains that Elden Ring originally included the ability to explore the dreams of sleeping NPCs. Given that these features have already been developed, they’re prime candidates for future content. Cut content and leaksĪ video from YouTuber Lance McDonald showcases a plethora of cut Elden Ring content.įinally, and arguably most importantly, there’s a staggering amount of cut content that never made it into the final release. In looking at FromSoftware’s willingness to develop major expansions - not just smaller projects like the PvP Colosseum - it’s highly likely Elden Ring will receive major story DLC with new areas and enemies to battle. Liekwise, Bloodborne got The Old Hunters DLC, which is widely regarded as one of the best expansions of any FromSoftware game to date. Then, Dark Souls III featured Ashes of Ariandel and The Ringed City expansions, which added plenty of additional areas, items, and bosses. It’s worth noting that Dark Souls II featured a PvP arena similar to the upcoming Elden Ring Colosseum DLC. Then, Dark Souls II got three expansions, including Crown of the Sunken King, Crown of the Old Kin, and Crown of the Ivory King - nearly three times the content from the first installment. For instance, the original Dark Souls received the Artorias of the Abyss expansion, which added some new locations, story elements, and bosses.

SonyįromSoftware, the developers of Elden Ring, has a history of implementing DLC in many of its games - and with each entry, the post-launch content seems to have grown in scope.

Most Souls games including the Dark Souls trilogy and Bloodborne have received DLC.

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