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Elden Ring DLC length: The length of the Shadow of the Earth Tree in the main story and Completionist
The Shadow Realm hides an infinite number of secrets, and completing 100% is not an easy task. Do you know how long it takes?
Shadow of the Erdtree is the Elden Ring DLC that finally arrives today, and of course, we are already working on providing you with a guide to the game that will allow you to solve all the mysteries and find all the secrets hidden in the Shadow Realm, a new and vast region that is as beautiful as it is dangerous. Do you know how many hours it will take you to complete the expansion?
Length of Shadow of the Earth Tree
As usual, with FromSoftware games and the Elden Ring itself, the skill of each player and the resources they use to face the greatest challenges (build, equipment, summoning, cooperative or not...) means that the length of the game can vary from person to person. However, after unlocking everything and enjoying a few full games, we believe we can get very close to the duration of the DLC: about 25–30 hours for the main story and about 40–45 hours to get 100%.
Shadow of the Earth Tree, a true masterpiece
In the opinion of MeriStation USA, our colleague Mike Reyes, master of the art of taking on monsters and bloodthirsty enemies like it’s a walk in the park, gives his honest opinion:
“Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree is set to be the one and only piece of downloadable content for the now legendary game, but that doesn’t really feel like a bad thing after spending close to 80 hours already exploring every inch of the Land of Shadow. That’s 80+ hours of new content, on top of everything that the main game has to offer, which will vary from player to player. However, there is no denying that FromSoftware spent the last two years perfecting its craft to make the most out of this expansion. Even though the game is 2 years old, and having seen some phenomenal heavy-hitter titles in the industry with mind-blowing graphics, you simply need to take a look at the screenshots in this review: all of them were taken (on PlayStation 5) from the first few hours of the expansion, none of them pre-rendered and yet jaw-droppingly beautiful.″
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