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Opens in a new window Credit: Bandai Namco 'Elden Ring Nightreign' $39.99 at Bandai Namco Store
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Ready for more Elden Ring? If the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC just wasn't enough to quell your appetite for all things Tarnished, the series is back with something a little different. Elden Ring Nightreign, revealed during The Game Awards 2024, is a new co-op spinoff that changes things up significantly. It's set for a May 2025 release, but it's up for grabs for you to lock in your copy right now.

As of Feb. 13, you can pre-order Elden Ring Nightreignon the platform of your choice through the Bandai Namco Store. There are three editions available at the US Bandai Namco store right now: the Elden Ring Nightreigndigital download, the NightreignDeluxe Edition digital download, and the NightreignCollector's Edition, which must be purchased from the physical Bandai Namco store.

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You can choose your preferred platform for both the digital preorder bundles at the official Bandai Namco store link and will be redirected to purchase from there. The Nightreigndigital download comes with a bonus gesture that your character can use in-game as a preorder bonus for $39.99. The Deluxe Edition digital download comes with the base game, digital artbook and mini soundtrack, and additional DLC with more playable characters and bosses.

The Collector's Edition is $199.99 and can be purchased via the Bandai Namco store. It's currently the only physical edition, but still comes with a code voucher for the actual game content. However, this version also has physical goodies like a statue of the character Wylder, a Steelbook case, Nightfarer Cards, a hardcover artbook, and a collector's box. You also get the same digital goods you get with the Deluxe Edition.

This is the first spinoff of Elden Ring, and it's a much different beast than the previous game and DLC. This time, you'll explore a procedurally-generated version of the Limgrave area as one of several premade characters. There's a single-player mode to explore, but the game is built for teams of three players to work together and clear sections as they prepare to fight a final boss.

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The game will include a shrinking battle arena, much like games like Fortnite and PUBG offer, and there will be multiple roles for players to fill as they make their way through each area and conquer a series of new enemies.

If you're looking to get your Elden Ringfix in, you'll want to pre-order so you can play as soon as the game unlocks on the platform of your choice. And act quickly on the Collector's Edition, which tends to sell out fast.

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