This Elden Ring demake shows how The Lands Between would look on the original Game Boy
A demo is planned for the end of May

An Elden Ring player is working on a demake of From Softwꦉ♒are's latest for Game Boy.
澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Elden Ring is a big, beautiful and complex game, but what would it look like if it had launched on Game Boy instead of modern consoles? Well, wonder no more as one Elden Ring fan has revealed they are demaking the game for Nintendo's 8-bit handheld. Not only does it look the part, ꦚbut its creator says it will work on the real⛎ hardware.
. A short video shows Elden Ring's opening faithfully recreated in retro fashion. Starting out in a ruined chapel, the newly Tarnished wanders around the graves and stone structures that litter the game's opening area.Fighting is present in all its scaled back glory, with the tiny Tarnished able to perform evasive rolls and speedy sword attacks. It's not long before they come across the game's first boss, the Grafted Scion. Just like in the actual game, they are swiftly taken out by it and met with the all too famili𒁃ar 'You Died' screen.
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Shin is us🐻ing GB Studio 3.0 to develop the Elden Ring demake. They haven't decided on the game's scope yet, but are planning to finish Limgrave by the end of May. Shin is also hoping to release a demo at this time. You can keep up with their progress on their , where they'll be streaming some of the game's development.
Elden Ring isn't the only From Software title to get the demake treatment. Bloodborne received a 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:PS1 demake which is now being made into a 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:kart racer.
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