Elden Ring Aims to “Reduce Player Stress” Without Compromising on Difficulty

Elden Ring Aims to “Reduce Player Stress” Without Compromising on Difficulty
David Gealogo
By David Gealogo

Elden Ring Aims to “Reduce Player Stress” Without Compromising on Difficulty

FromSoftware has confirmed that Elden Ring will reduce player stress without compromising on enemy difficulty. Releasing a gameplay overview - which confirmed Bandai Namco's upcoming RPG has gone gold - producer Yasuhiro Kitao outlined their focus.

Speaking during the Taipei Game Show (thanks IGN), Kitao expressed how Elden Ring's features can be an instrument to preventing player stress. However, that doesn't mean enemies are being weakened, but given better designs.

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Elden Ring Aims to “Reduce Player Stress” Without Compromising on Difficulty

Part of Kitao's statement reads as:

Part of this include Elden Ring's new ability to ride a horse, and Kitao states:

Elden Ring launches on February 25 for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC. We'll keep you informed with further updates as they happen.