Elden Ring: How to unlock every ending

Elden Ring has a variety of endings and you’ll have to play through it a number of times if you want to see them all, but how exactly do you unlock each one?

From Software has created one of the biggest and best games of this console generation and it has already gone down an absolute storm with critics and players alike.

Per Metacritic, Elden Ring is the best PS5 game of all time, and the 10th-best PC game of all time.

Now, it should be said here, that there are, obviously, spoilers within so if you don’t want to know what happens in each ending, or how to unlock them, then don’t read on. We won’t be offended, we promise.

But we’ve gone through and had a look at what each ending means, and how to get them, with the help of PC Gamer’s guide.

Read on to find out.

Now, of course, you’re going to have to play this through multiple times to get each ending and that is going to take many hundreds of hours.

But if you really want to do it, absolutely go for it.

Here’s every ending in Elden Ring.

This ending is the standard ending that most players are likely to see before the credits roll.

Melina has been leading you here throughout the game via sites of grace. You’ll need to beat the Elden Beast at the end of the game and then touch Fractured Marika. After that, choose the option to mend the ring. Your Tarnished will become Elden Lord and sit on the throne.

To get here, you have to beat two Demi-Gods, Morgott, Malekith, the final bosses in Leyndell, and claim the giant’s fire.

There are two alternate endings and this is the first.

You’ll have to help Ranni, the witch, replace Marika, and you basically become a god at the end of the game.

You’ll have to complete Ranni’s quest and then summon her once you’ve beaten the final