Elden Ring is FromSoftware's biggest and most ambitious project, according to Miyazaki

More than a year after its announcement, finally Elden Ring returns to be talked about, thanks to a recent interview he saw as the protagonist Hidetaka Miyazaki, Game Director of the title and president of the development house FromSoftware. In this small talk that took place on the occasion of the 23rd Japan Media Arts Festival, a short interview was broadcast in which we talked about the present and future of the Japanese software house, and between one question and another the father of Dark Souls has reported some small details about his new project in collaboration with George R. R, Martin, the writer of the famous saga of novels "A Song of Ice and Fire". Obviously the interview was completely in Japanese, but an anonymous user on the ResetEra forum translated the most important parts of this chat.

We are currently in the middle of developing Elden Ring, which is much bigger and deeper than any other project in our studio. History and myths have always been in conflict, but our studio is trying to merge them thanks to this game. The staff also has people who worked on the TV series "Game of Thrones", who are helping with the development of the title that can be considered an open world, with large areas where the player can also move on horseback. (This game) will be a real fantasy drama, where pain will be a fundamental part and issues such as racism, politics, citizenship and so on will be dealt with ...

Apparently we are facing a mammoth game, which will deal with some very serious issues such as racism and politics, all combined with the perpetual contrast between history and myth that will be resolved in this open world with strong Norse colors. The meat on the fire seems so much and we can't wait to find out some new information on Elden Ring, perhaps also seasoned with a release date for the next FromSoftware role-playing game currently in development for PlayStation 4, Xbox One e PC.