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| Image Credit: Elden Ring New Enemy Giant Bear |
As an open-world game, Elden Ring is planned to improve the Souls model and introduce new features. Elden Ring's extensive private network testing revealed that players will confront a variety of optional and mandatory bosses and mini-bosses during their journey.
Elden Ring's open-world, with the Tree Sentinel, Flying Dragon Agheel, and Margit the Fell Omen, will undoubtedly have a lot in store for gamers beyond what has already been officially seen. One such beast has been revealed earlier than FromSoftware probably planned, and the developer has released a proper presentation for it to interest fans even more.
FromSoftware has confirmed the existence of a massive bear opponent that players can face in Elden Ring. The bear-like a grizzly bear in shape, but it is much larger and has much longer arms. A special symbol is also engraved on the bear's chest. Elden Ring's teasing of the creature reveals that it is one of the "beasts of the hazy woods," and that it may be located in this location at random. Unfortunately, it's possible that this isn't the first time fans have seen the terrifying creature.
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A player's recorded Elden Ring gameplay exposed the bear's reveal after the beta's boundaries had been crossed last month, around the time of the aforementioned network tests. The bear appears to be waiting passively until the player approaches it, at which point the fight begins, with the fight being thoroughly documented for spectators to see. While this may give away the reveal of a surprise enemy that many fans may have been looking forward to seeing when Elden Ring is released, it is nonetheless exciting.
The bear has yet to be given an official name, and it's unclear whether there will be more than one in the Lands Between. In FromSoftware games, standard bosses often have their names shown above their screen-wide health bars, whereas mini-bosses have only a little health bar atop their heads, similar to regular foes. The bear has drawn comparisons to the Guardian Ape boss from Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, who was likewise based on an authentic and deadly beast.
It appears that the bear will be assigned to these "misty woods," which raises the issue of what other nefarious beasts might be hiding in Elden Ring's various biomes or regions. Elden Ring's delayed release date is now less than a month away, so fans won't have to wait long to find out.
Elden Ring will be available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X on February 25.
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