FromSoftware has announced a delay for the anticipated duo mode update in Elden Ring: Nightreign due to a tsunami warning following a recent earthquake near the Kamchatka Peninsula. The update, initially scheduled for July 30, will now be released on July 31 at 9 am UK time. This update, Patch 1.02, will introduce the long-awaited two-player mode alongside UI improvements and new relic filtering options. In addition, the second cycle of the Everdark Sovereign event has also been postponed until after the update rollout. The game has seen impressive sales, with Nightreign surpassing 5 million copies sold, contributing to the continued excitement among the player base.
What new features are coming with the Elden Ring Nightreign update?The upcoming update Patch 1.02 will introduce a two-player mode, enhance user interface features, and offer improved relic filtering options.
Elden Ring: Nightreign is the latest expansion from FromSoftware, expanding upon the acclaimed Elden Ring universe with new multiplayer elements. The game merges classic Souls-like mechanics with online gameplay, allowing players to tackle challenges together, thereby enhancing community interaction and cooperative strategy within this challenging environment. The Elden Ring franchise has been celebrated for its deep lore and intricate world design, making this update a highly awaited addition for fans.
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A one-day delay is a small price to pay for what sounds like a killer update—co-op Elden Ring is gonna be chaos in the best way. Stay safe out there, Kamchatka, and happy hunting to the rest of us when it drops
(Keeps it breezy, nods to the delay’s reason, and hypes the update’s potential without retreading specifics.)
Honestly, a one-day delay is nothing compared to the hype of finally getting duo mode—though I hope everyone near Kamchatka stays safe first and foremost. Can’t wait to see how relic filtering shakes up the grind
(Keeps it casual, acknowledges the real-world issue lightly, and focuses on the fun of the new features without rehashing details.)