Elden Ring Shadow Of The Erdtree DLC Is Getting A Gameplay Trailer Tomorrow
It's been announced that Elden Ring's highly anticipated Shadow of the Erdtree DLC will be getting a full-blown gameplay reveal trailer tomorrow. FromSoftware announced the news via the official Elden Ring Twitter account, detailing when and where players will be able to get their first look at the trailer when it drops tomorrow. The reveal will take place on the official Elden Ring YouTube channel at 7AM PST/ 3PM GMT/ 12PM JST.
According to the YouTube stream's description, the trailer will only last around 3 minutes, so make sure you're not going into this expecting a detailed breakdown of everything you'll get to see in Shadow of the Erdtree. It's also possible that we may see a release date revealed at the end of the trailer, especially if rumors are correct and FromSoftware is planning to launch the expansion later this year, though that is just speculation.
The signs that we were about to get some news were all there, with fans watching the game's backend on Steam like knife-wielding hawks. Elden Ring's SteamDB page has been frequently updated over the past few weeks, whipping up the fanbase into a frenzy and convincing some that news was on the way. Thankfully, FromSoftware has put us all out of our misery, and it's now possible that these updates may be preparing for some kind of pre-order announcement during tomorrow's trailer.
As for what we might see tomorrow, your guess is as good as mine. Fans have been theorizing about everything from story details regarding Miquella to how we'll even access the DLC itself, with many betting on it having something to do with Miquella's hand protruding from the coccoon in Mohg's Palace.
Whatever is shown off tomorrow, it seems as though Elden Ring fans want one thing more than anything else, and that's for some kind of monstrously difficult boss to crush them all into a pulp. Earlier this month, fans began talking at great lengths about how they hope Shadow of the Erdtree's difficulty will be drastically increased
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