As we all wait with bated breath for Elden Ring's first substantial DLC to arrive, there's another way to explore The Lands Between. As Amazon is hosting a sale on various official video game art books, the beloved FromSoftware juggernaut is one of many to receive a notable discount.
By heading over to Amazon, you can now pre-order Elden Ring: Official Art Book Volume I for $35.99 (opens in new tab). This represents a $40% reduction from its standard $59.99 cost, equating to a saving of $24. The hardcover book is made by FromSoftware and is set to release in two parts (which makes sense considering the size of the game) on July 25th, 2023. Announced back in September, the 400-page volume is now the cheapest we've seen at the retailer... and if it proves as popular as the game itself, we're unlikely to see it this low again.
Elden Ring: Official Art Book Volume II is also up for pre-order for $53.99 (opens in new tab) at Amazon. While currently not as cheap as its predecessor, there is a $6 saving to be had and it is again the lowest we've seen for the book.
If you're looking for further inspiration, we'd recommend reading up on the best video game art books you can add to your merch collection, including the likes of Dishonored, The Witcher, and Breath of the Wild.
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Still yet to pick up Elden Ring? During our Elden Ring review (opens in new tab) we stated that the game is "both a refinement and evolution of the Dark Souls formula, presenting an expansive world that's as hostile as it is inviting. Despite the occasional excess, suffering has never been as much fun as this."
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