US EditionElden Ring Nightreign Day-One Patch Makes Important Changes Ahead of Official Release Date
- Elden Ring Nightreign launched on May 29 or 30, 2025, with a day-one patch improving gameplay and stability on PC and PS5.
- The patch addresses player character handling, balance, bug fixes, text tweaks, and adds character scenarios and soundtrack elements.
- Nightreign features three-player co-op, procedurally generated worlds, rogue-like elements, and a 60 fps cap, differing from most FromSoftware games.
- Performance varies by hardware; some PCs, especially with AMD GPUs or latest graphics cards, experience frame drops and inconsistent 60 fps frame rates.
- Developers recognized neglect of two-player drop-in and plan post-launch support, while recommending Medium or Low settings and updated drivers to improve performance.
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Elden Ring Nightreign Day-One Patch Makes Important Changes Ahead of Official Release Date
Elden Ring Nightreign’s release is just hours away, and publisher Bandai Namco has detailed its day-one patch, which makes some important changes to the game. Check out the patch notes.
Elden Ring Nightreign Gets A Fittingly Opaque Day-One Patch
Elden Ring Nightreign’s bosses can be a real struggle, even working alongside two other teammates. Solo, however, they’re downright brutal. While the game allows fans to play offline by themselves, it’s an experience best left to only the most hardcore Soulslike sickos. Will FromSoftware address that in a day-one…Read more...
Elden Ring: Nightreign is a completely new co-op experience and is now playable for everyone. FromSoftware has trusted itself with the new title, which expands the gloomy universe of Elden Ring, in completely new waters. But after the start there was already a lot of criticism about technical problems with the release. Directly for the release there was also a Day-One patch. more
Elden Ring Nightreign already has its first patch, but more importantly, a trailer that'll really help you wake up
Day one patches are the curse that comes with the modern age of video games because development doesn't end at the point of printing the discs we play them on any more. It sucks, it's bad for preservation, but we're stuck with them. However, it's also a bit funny that Elden Ring Nightreign, due out tomorrow, May 30th, sort of has a day minus one patch that's already available. Of course, unless you're a journalist, YouTuber, or very friendly wit…
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