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Elden Ring Nightreignwill undoubtedly be one of this year’s biggest releases, despite it not really being your standard soulslike. Still, it hasFromSoftwarebehind it, which is a fact that will entice legions of fans to try it out alone, and the game’s first network test, which happened earlier today, was the first chance for many to try the game out for the first time.

Unfortunately, it appears as though FromSoftware wasn’t prepared for the sheer amount of people trying to get in,as the game’s first network test was a disaster. There were massive queue times, players couldn’t get past the title screen, and the entire thing had to be reset due to congestion. It was a complete mess no matter which way you slice it, and FromSoftware is already trying to make up for it.

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Elden Ring Nightreign Might Get Another Network Test After Server Issues

Shortly after the network test ended,FromSoftware used the Elden Ring Twitter accountto issue an apology to all the players affected by the server issues, and promised that it’s going to work on improving the stability of the upcoming network tests this weekend. It also claimed that it’s “considering” an additional network test session to make up for the one that was essentially ruined by all the issues.

While it’s being “considered” at the moment, it would be surprising if an extra session wasn’t added on after all the issues. Capcom recently provedwith the second Monster Hunter Wilds beta, which was inaccessible to a lot of peopledue to the recent PSN outage, that developers are more than able to extend betas and test if they’re ruined in some way.

A tall centaur man with a sword standing in a golden field in elden ring nightreign.

Even if you did miss your chance to play Elden Ring Nightreign, it’s not like you have to wait all that long before the full game launches. It was revealed earlier this week thatthe game will be launching on May 30, and a recent leak on the Steam store revealed thatextra bosses and characters are planned for after launch too. That’s just a little over three months until we can get our hands on it, which should be more than manageable considering how long we had to wait for the first game.

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Elden Ring Nightreign trio surrounded by enemies, fighting back while the Ring of Fire encroaches.

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