Even though the Elden Ring is quite large as it is, its current dimensions are insufficient for modders. A fan who is extremely dedicated has ported the first level of the original Souls-likes into the game, which means that The Tarnished can now take on Boletaria for a change. It is not an exact recreation because it makes use of the enemies from Elden Ring, but it comes pretty close. As shown in the demonstration video, the regular footsoldiers in Demon's Soul have been replaced with red-hooded fiends from Stormveil that throw firebombs, which makes things a great deal more challenging. A line of explosives is erupting in front of your face rather than a collection of flimsy husks wielding daggers and stabbing at you. This is in place of the traditional threat. More than makes up for the disadvantage is the fact that you do not have to worry about engaging in the boss fight against Phalanx because you can ride Torrent through the Boleteria Palace. This eliminates the need for you to worry about engaging in the fight. It was reported by Kotaku that the mod was developed by the YouTuber Dropoff, who is no stranger to tinkering with games that were developed by FromSoft.

A few years ago, the High Wall of Lothric from Dark Souls 3 was added to Bloodborne, and not long before that, the original Undead Parish from the first Dark Souls game was made playable in the third game. Both of these additions were made by From Software. A connection between the two games allowed for the implementation of both of these add-ons to become available. They have discovered prototype builds for the original Dark Souls Firelink Shrine, the Dreg Heap from Dark Souls 3, and the Demon's Souls Shrine of Storms, in addition to putting together a number of Frankenstein monsters. From an architectural point of view, it would appear that the Boletaria Palace has been completed. There are a few places with missing textures, such as the square patches at the beginning and the boulders that you would normally unleash on a line of enemies, but other than that, everything is in good shape. There are a few places with missing textures, such as the square patches at the beginning. You are able to go to the location where we find our first red-eye knight, across the top of the walls, down to the location where we first meet Oscar, along the cliffside, and even into the boss arena, despite the fact that it is occupied by Elden Ring soldiers instead.

All of these locations can be reached by going to the location where we first meet Oscar

- Even though it is from the first version of Demon's Souls, which was released in 2009, and not the Bluepoint remake for PS5, the Tarnished doesn't look all that out of place, and Boletaria gets a new look thanks to Elden Ring's more contemporary lighting

- It's possible that other FromSoft games will be ported to Elden Ring in the future thanks to the incredible skill of the modders, so stay tuned for more information on that front

- You have the option of positioning Malenia in the arena of the Bed of Chaos or Radahn in the boss room of the Capra Demon

- Both of these options are available to you

- This is a stunning example of how beautifully horror can be expressed

- It is not known how Dropoff was able to acquire Boletaria in Elden Ring, and you are unable to download it for yourself at this time; however, the accomplishment is impressive regardless of the circumstances

They do this so that they can experience the greatest possible amount of nostalgia, and they do this by walking around wearing a suit of armor that is very similar to the one that the Flute Knight wore. Even though they are not actually chewing grass but rather drinking Estus juice, they are still able to recall the sensations associated with the experience.