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Elden Ring Nightreign duos update release time – when the long-awaited mode drops

Elden Ring Nightreign duos update release time – when the long-awaited mode drops

Daily Mirror4 days ago
The Elden Ring Nightreign duos update release time is on the way, giving players the chance to band together with one bestie, as well as delivering some new quality-of-life changes.
It's finally here – the Elden Ring Nightreign duos update release time is imminent, offering players the opportunity to team up with a single mate, whilst also introducing some fresh quality-of-life improvements.

Elden Ring Nightreign has been a hit for many gamers, dispelling fears that the Fortnite -style transformation of one of gaming's most serious titles would result in anything less than a top-notch game. The opportunity to explore a new world each game with a gang of mates to defeat the feared bosses lurking in the shadows has been thrilling, despite critics claiming it could never work – and FromSoftware clearly remains supreme.

However, there's something noticeably absent from the game, and we're not just talking about a Nintendo Switch 2 port – the game has been lacking a two-player mode, compelling players to either face the brutal battles solo or with a pair of friends, making coordinating plans more challenging than ever. Fortunately, FromSoftware is stepping up with a new adjustment.

This has led to a significant amount of bandwagon-jumping, particularly as more soulslike games are being released, with the recent unveiling of Wuchang Fallen Feathers' release date and its inclusion in the second July Xbox Game Pass drop undoubtedly grabbing fans' attention – but there's plenty more on the horizon.
A fresh patch is en route, introducing a new duos mode that allows you to bring along a mate into the fray, alongside a host of quality-of-life improvements, including UI changes that introduce more Relic filtering options. While we're yet to see the full patch notes, it's already shaping up to be a promising update, particularly with the much-anticipated deployment of the Elden Ring Nightreign duos update release time.

So, when exactly can we anticipate this update? Here's what you need to know about the Elden Ring Nightreign duos update release time.
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Elden Ring Nightreign duos update release time
The Elden Ring Nightreign duos update release time is slated for 1am PDT / 4am EDT / 9am BST on Wednesday, July 30. The release date for the update has been confirmed by FromSoftware, and the time is an estimation based on the release times of every post-launch patch that has launched for Elden Ring Nightreign, according to SteamDB.
It's set to be a thrilling moment as duos eagerly return to the game to tackle its numerous challenges in a more streamlined manner. We'll see you on the battlefield.
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