Elden Ring Nightreign Two-Player Mode Release Delayed To July 31 After Japan Tsunami Warnings
Elden Ring Nightreign Two-Player Mode Release Delayed To July 31 After Japan Tsunami Warnings

Elden Ring Nightreign Two-Player Mode Release Delayed To July 31 After Japan Tsunami Warnings

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FromSoftware has postponed the release of the Elden Ring Nightreign 1.02 patch, which introduces the highly anticipated Duo Expeditions mode, from July 30 to July 31 due to tsunami warnings following a powerful earthquake near Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula. The Duo Expeditions mode allows players to team up in pairs, addressing widespread player complaints about the original matchmaking system that forced random teams of three and made solo play difficult. Alongside the new two-player mode, the update will also bring quality-of-life improvements such as enhanced UI and more refined relic filtering options. The patch will introduce a new boss, Augur, Maris Fathom of Night, as part of the Everdark Sovereign cycle, which will begin after the patch's release. Despite these additions, crossplay remains unavailable, so players must continue to play within their platform. Overall, the update aims to improve the multiplayer experience and address long-standing community feedback.

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