Elden Ring author George RR Martin tells us nothing and everything about a live-action spin-off

Listen up, George RR Martin, the author of the worldbuilding project “Tarnished – Elden Ring,” has given his clearest hint yet that the critically acclaimed game may be getting its own “feature film or TV” spin-off.

While Hidetaka Miyazaki has only hinted that he and FromSoftware would be open to a live-action adaptation, Martin goes a little further with his “The lady protests too much in my opinion” protests, which he recently shared on his personal blog.

“Oh, and on the rumors: you may have heard about a feature film or TV series based on Elden Ring…” Martin wrote.

“I have nothing to say. Not a word, no, nothing, I know nothing, you’ve never heard a peep from me, mom, mom, mom. What kind of rumor?”

Is this concrete evidence that an Elden Ring film or series is on the way? Not even remotely. But it’s hard to imagine someone as prolific and revered as George RR Martin, anything on his blog that he didn’t expect greedy fans to dissect and overanalyze everything, so make of that what you will.

The Elden Ring DLC ​​“Shadow of the Erdtree” has reached 5 million sales worldwide in just three days after its release.

Earlier this month, 25 million units of Elden Ring were shipped, meaning that 20 percent of all players jumped back in on opening weekend to get the DLC.

“To the many who follow the path of kind Miquella, we extend our heartfelt gratitude,” FromSoft said in a celebratory social media post.

Today we reported that a savvy Elden Ring DLC ​​player believes he has found a way to find enough Scadutree Fragments to reach level 14 without taking on a single boss.