“It’s Miyazaki’s most ambitious game”

After the constant delays of Cyberpunk 2077 and having it so close, the hype about the CD Projekt game has been fading a bit among fans (so much so that the shares of the studio itself have dropped considerably). But one of those who keep this status high and we can almost say that it is certainly the most anticipated game of 2021, is Elden Ring, the next one from From Software and Hidetaka Miyazaki, the genius behind titles like Dark Souls, Sekiro or Bloodborne.

While the legion of fans (including myself) awaits new official information, he is another of our most beloved characters in the industry, Phil Spencer, which is able to give us a new brushstroke on the unknown Elden Ring. And is that in an interview with Gamespot, he claimed to have been able to play a little bit of Miyazaki’s novelty, stating that it is “the most ambitious game I have made”.

As someone who has played all of Miyazaki’s games over the past decade, it’s clearly the most ambitious game I’ve ever made. I mean, I love his games, but looking at some of the mechanics in the game and the things he’s tackling, that he and the team are tackling, from the environment, from working with another creator in terms of the story (George RR Martin) . I love.

With Elden Ring, Miyazaki broadens his horizons

And it is that Phil Spencer continues to comment on the question that Elden Ring is Miyazaki expanding his horizons. And, curiously, he comments that when he takes the controls the director leaves the room so as not to disturb him while he plays.

I think it’s because I’m very good at playing, and then when I come back we’ll talk about the things I think about. He is very passionate about what he does. It’s one of the things I like the most about working with him on some of those games and seeing them coming to our platform.

There is little else to say about Elden Ring apart from the official trailer and rumors, because we too are waiting like rain in May for new news on what will surely be another masterpiece by Miyazaki and From Software.