Elden Ring is Steam’s Most-Wishlisted Video Game

From Software’s action-RPG Elden Ring is now Steam’s most-wishlisted.

Eurogamer spotted Elden Ring. This is Hidetaka Mizaki’s directorial debut and features world-building elements created by George R. R. Martin.

Elden Ring is scheduled to release the game on February 25th. This marks the end of a 12-month streak of unbeaten Steam wishlist rankings from Techland’s Dying Light 2 : Stay Human. It held the pole position for the entire 2021.

Recreate Games’ multiplayer physics game Party Animals, Santa Monica Studios’ God of War PC release, and FNTASTIC’s post-apocalyptic open world MMO, The Day Before are some other notable entries.

George R. R. Martin recently shared a few words about his time with Elden Ring as it nears its launch. Martin wrote in a blog that Elden Ring was the result of a pitch by Miyazaki, his fellow game designers, to him. Martin said that the offer was too exciting to turn down.

Martin wrote, “Miyazaki’s team at FromSoftware were doing incredible stuff with beautiful art. What they needed from me was just some worldbuilding: A deep, dark and resonant universe to serve as a foundation to the game they planned.” “And it turns out, I love creating worlds.

The game’s character creator is one feature that will likely add to the excitement surrounding From Software’s Elden Ring launch. This was leaked online and has impressed many fans. The new game’s creator, while similar to the ones featured in Bloodbourne and Dark Souls is expected to allow players to create far more natural-looking human characters.

This article explains more about Elden Ring. It was written by a fan who escaped the technical demo of the game last year.

Jared Moore works as a freelance writer at IGN. Follow Jared Moore on Twitter.