Official Elden Ring Art Book Will Come in Two Separate 400-Page Volumes
There'll also be a limited collector's edition that will include the two books as well as a framed Godfrey print.
Kadokawa Corporation, the company that owns Elden Ring developer FromSoftware, shared a few details on the upcoming art books devoted to the studio's action RPG.
As reported by the Japanese outlet Famitsu, the official Elden Ring art book will be incredibly detailed so that it will come in two separate volumes. Both volumes will go on sale at the same time – the first one will include full versions of all images from the Elden Ring intro video, as well as concept art of locations and dungeons, characters, and armor, while the second volume will be devoted to weapons and opponents as well as various items of equipment.
Each volume, according to the publishers, will have approximately 400 A4 pages. Thus, the volumes should be larger than the artbooks for other games from FromSoftware. In comparison, the books with illustrations for Bloodborne and Dark Souls III had 250 and 330 pages, respectively.
The books are currently up for sale on Amazon.co.jp, with each volume priced at 4400 (around $31). According to Famitsu, there will also be a limited collector's edition that will include both books and a framed Godfrey print. This edition is set to go for sale for 17,600 yen ($125).
The art book will be available in Japan on November 30. The worldwide release date, however, is yet to be confirmed and it's not clear yet whether the "Western" editions will somehow differ from the Japanese ones.
Learn more about the Elden Ring art book and see more sample images here. Please note that the article is in Japanese. Also, don't forget to join our Reddit page and our Telegram channel, follow us on Instagram and Twitter, where we share breakdowns, the latest news, awesome artworks, and more.
