The massive Elden Ring mod The Garden of Eyes has been updated to include several new mounts. In a showcase video, the modders explained:
If you didn't know, in this Elden Ring mod there are custom skins for the horses with completely different and new whistles. For example, you can have the normal Torrent whistle, but you can also summon the Knight's Cavalry horse using another whistle. This is something that we wanted to expand upon now where every starting class has their own unique Steed summon. For example, the Nomad Merchant class has the mule, the Starcaller class has the Falling Star beast, and the Fire Monks have a completely new horse design that fits with their theme. The big thing that we added is that they also now have completely unique animations when they are being summoned and when jumping, which also adds more to the identity of the mount instead of just having it as a visual change. This is one of the things that we are doing for all of the new starting classes.
There is much more that we want to reveal to you, but there is also a lot we're working on in the background.
The Garden of Eyes is available in early access to Patreon subscribers of the Hunter tier (€5+VAT monthly) or above. It already features more than 30 new weapons and skills, 35 new spells, 13 new armors, new bosses, talismans, gun parrying, and even more is on the way.
This is but one of many Elden Ring mods that enhance and expand the experience of the exceedingly popular game made by FromSoftware. The Reforged mod overhauls gameplay mechanics and balance; the Diablo Style loot mod adds a large amount of randomized loot as you would find in a hack and slash game; the Invasions mod introduces many new NPC invaders to increase the level of challenge provided by the game; the Convergence mod revamps some areas, adds weapons, spells, and weapons while also improving graphics; the Seamless Co-op mod allows users to group up without having to worry about the default game's limitations.
If you've got an RTX 40 graphics card, PureDark has also released a DLSS 3 mod that adds DLSS Frame Generation into Elden Ring, noticeably boosting performance. With the Shadow of the Erdtree expansion on the way, more Elden Ring mods are sure to appear, thanks to the thriving modding community.
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