The official playbook suggests that the game "Elden Ring" is expected to launch more DLC or sequels.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, August 22 (Xinhua)-- the second volume of Elden's official playbook, the Book of knowledge of the Ring, has been released in the UK, and some players have found that the contents of the book may suggest that the open world role-playing game is planning to develop a sequel.

It is reported that Reddit forum user AnchovyKing found yesterday that FromSoftware president Yingko Miyazaki said in the book: "some clarifications and revelations about background knowledge will be reserved for future games," according to ▲ 's official reference book "Alden Ring".

This statement has led many players to speculate that a sequel to Elden's Ring or DLC is in the pipeline. However, many players have pointed out that this may be a "translation error in the English version," and that Miyazaki's remarks may only refer to "the future DLC of the game," such as the upcoming "Shadow of the Golden Tree" DLC.

But on the other hand, with the sales of "Elden Ring" as a support, FromSoftware should not easily give up the sequel.

▲ Picture Source Nan Meng Palace disclosed data CTOnews.com learned after inquiry that "Elden Ring" had sold 20.5 million units in May this year, and the game was also the second most popular game on Steam Deck handheld in June. FromSoftware is currently developing the game's new DLC "Golden Tree Shadow".