Elden Ring Nightreign looks like it's going to be yet another great game by FromSoftware, even though it's a massive departure from the studio's standard formula. Even from the game's recent previews, we can get a good idea that the game is going to be fab, but ever since the announcement, there has been one aspect that has disappointed/concerned a lot of fans.
Elden Ring Nightrein is the most and least FromSoftware game ever, which makes it a weird one to market.
Shortly after the reveal, director Junya Ishizaki explained that Elden Ring Nightreign wouldn't include a dedicated two-player option, which was seen as a slightly bizarre decision by a lot of people. If you want to play with just one other person, you're forced to have a random stranger tag along for the ride, which is obviously not ideal for any party involved.
At the time, Ishizaki explained that the decision to restrict the multiplayer to three players was to help "retain that sense of accomplishment you get from battling a boss together", but it wasn't really a satisfying excuse for many. After so many people started expressing their frustration, it now seems as though FromSoftware may buckle...
