The award-winning action fantasy game Elden Ring has updated a new patch version set to fix the PC, and the game creators' PS5 issues were announced through a brief Twitter post. But this latest patch is small compared to the large size of the game, which might not fully resolve the issues faced by the anticipated gamers.

Elden Ring has undergone some fixes this week. There have been growing concerns amongst the fans as they were facing challenging issues hindering their performance in the game. Some infuriated Elden Ring fans have also posted strong reviews on Metacritic, criticizing the game for its poor controls, inconsistent connectivity, troubles with widescreen support for PC users, etc. Even though the latest patch does not fix all the PC users' issues, the developers FromSoftware are now actively looking into the backlash and came up with these latest fixes promising a better gaming experience. 

The newest Elden Ring patch promises to fix the controller issues the gamers face when playing their PC games. The gamers can now save their progress on the PS5 consoles even if it crashes or run out of power. This updated patch comes with bug fixes, stopping the game from quitting on its own, which is a common problem the players face while playing a battle with the Fire Giant. The Twitter post even stated that the issue concerning the graphic cards that were not being used causing the slow performance has been fixed. 

Elden Ring is widely called one of the video games of all time. The Dark Souls creators, FromSoftware, have developed this dark fantasy, action role-playing game. Elden Ring has risen to its acclaim and has reached heights of anticipation amongst the gamers as Goerge R.R Martin, the writer of Game of Thrones fame, sculpts the game's plot. The game has become a fan favorite for its thrilling adventure quests and dramatic visuals, which packs a challenging experience for gaming fanatics.

With the fixes acknowledged and worked on, the Elden Ring enthusiasts can now hopefully enjoy stutter-free games even though the fixes are not fully active just yet. But the creators are looking forward to promising development in the coming weeks.