Elden Ring director Hidetaka Miyazaki said that a sequel to FromSoftware’s open world Soulslike is not currently being considered, Eurogamer reports this.
Speak with Watch game at the PlayStation Partner Awards on December 3, where Elden Ring expansion Shadow of the Erdtree was celebrated for its worldwide sales, Miyazaki nevertheless assured that further work on the property is not ruled out. He also noted that FromSoftware currently has several projects of different genres in development, one or more of which could involve the Armored Core franchise if a vacancy for character modeling in which robots are mentioned must be extrapolated.
It’s clearly a hunger for more Elden Ring exists, but as we saw when FromSoftware followed up Bloodborne of Dark souls 3 and then Sekiro: Shadows die twicethe acclaimed developer tends to zig where most people demand they zag.
Further muddying the waters is FromSoftware’s potential to become part of the PlayStation family, while Sony is pursuing the acquisition of the studio’s parent company, Kadokawa Corporation, which could theoretically mean that another invested party will support the efforts of FromSoft begins to lead or otherwise influence.