Dark Souls 3 and Sekiro’s composer is returning for Elden Ring - reddywassing

There's plenty to love about Sekiro: Shadows Die Double, Dark Souls 2, Dark Souls 3, and Bloodborne, with their large and haunting soundtracks tenor on the number. Good news if you're a fan of their composer Yuka Kitamura's work – she's unchangeable she's working on FromSoft's coming dark fantasy RPG Elden Ring.

That's according to the composer herself, who has posted a reply to a fan on Chitter (via GamesRadar) asking her: "Please tell me you are working on Elden Reverberate's soundtrack…" She simply replies: "Yes, I am" with a little glowing star emoji thrown in. Non only is this an exciting development for those who love the music of the iconic Dark Souls serial publication and shinobi Wolf's adventure in Sengoku era Japanese Archipelago – it also Simon Marks a rare insight into Elden Ring's development.

Little has been revealed close to the game since it was announced at last year's E3, and there's No Elden Ring release date (or even up vague plunge window) to check off on our calendars. However, we do know Dark Souls and Sekiro director Hidetaka Miyazaki is taking the helm, and in-line with FromSoft's speciality, it's a third base-soul dark fantasy RPG set in an open world.

Halting of Thrones source George R. R. Martin is also known to be collaborating on the game, but beyond this, Elden Ring details are sparse.

Yes, I am🌟

— Yuka Kitamura (@_Yuka_Kitamura_) March 25, 2020

Take a look at the trailer below if you're keen to get a puny snapshot of what Elden Ring testament bring when it arrives… sometime. Fingers decussate for 2020.

In the meantime, cheque our lists of the best RPG games to play and forthcoming PC games to keep an eye stunned for until much Elden Ring news, and the game itself, materialise.