Minecraft and Elden ring are Finally Together

Minecraft is, perhaps, the most popular sandbox game. strongcraft Through mods and builds players can use it to create anything that they want, including their own takes on official trailers, beautiful doors from beloved films, and their very own in-game GIFs. It's a place of imagination, and its tools give players to create anything they want such as Farum Azula, the Elden Ring city Farum Azula.

In what is probably today's most impressive build, LeshaGloom took to Reddit to show off a beautiful image of a crumbling floating city, which is part of a project called Elden World. Elden World is a map that is based on Elden Ring that will eventually have over twenty different castles and dungeons, with special bosses, and strong enemies to defeat, reimagining the treacherous, yet beautiful Lands Between.

PlanetMinecraft states that the project is currently at 40 percent. However you can download a demo today to experience the project in action. The site contains images of the Erdtree, Margit, Fell Omen and one of the massive mausoleums, which are a mystery. It's more about the appearance of Elden Ring than the gameplay experience, but you can try combining the map with the Elden Ring mod pack we wrote about a few weeks ago.

The idea is that the two elements should be combined to create the most immersive Elden Ring experience outside of the game. There's no need for multiplayer. It's always a pleasure to see projects come together. We're looking forward to seeing how the Elden World map turns out when it's done.