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The first volume will contain art used to make the opening movie, as well as concepts for characters, armor, gear and landscapes. Its cover features a glimpse of the Erdtree. The second volume will focus on enemy designs, including the game’s many boss characters. Its cover shows Queen Marika.The announcement of these art books have added more to expectations for Elden Ring DLC. The fan community believes now that future Elden Ring DLC may be incredibly large, as the art books releasing first may mean that DLC will have enough content to actually get its own art book. A large DLC has been expected, as the Lands Between offers many outlets to tell more stories. Something else to look forward to are the interviews with the Elden Ring design team, including director Hidetaka Miyazaki, that are a staple of the books. RELATED: Elden Ring Player Applies Several Buffs Before Beast Clergyman Boss Fight, Dies Almost Instantly According to Famitsu (and with help from Google Translate), the first volume covers the "opening movie of the main part of the game, concept art of fields and dungeons, art related to characters and armour". Volume 2, on the other hand, "there are many item illustrations implemented in the game at the end of the book" and "art of various weapons and enemies that are threats that stand in the way of the player". With how popular Elden Ring has been since its release, there is little doubt that the Ultra Edition may sell out fast. If and when a global version of the art books come out, there is the small possibility that they will be a little different from these versions. While not all fans may get these books for themselves, it is likely that some buyers will share the highlights online.

The official Elden Ring art book collection has just been released. Published by KADOKAWA Co., Ltd., the two-volume set covers all aspects of the game with beautiful illustrations.

While I don’t have any of the Soulsborne art books yet myself, I do have plenty of others. Art in games is always so unique, plus it’s cool to see how elements like characters and environments have evolved over the course of a game’s development. Both volumes are oversized hardcover editions that measure 8.25" x 11.75". They're full-color volumes that feature key art, concept work, and development designs for all parts of the open-world action RPG. Gamer Network Limited, Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN, United Kingdom, registered under company number 03882481.