Elden Ring App for tracking quests and NPCs

Shattered Ring, an iOS app created by Dachary Carey, specially created to allow him to track quests and NPCs in Elden Ring. Because the Elden Ring was intentionally vague and untidy when it came to the map, Carey wanted the ability to organize notes and locations without having to write it all down in a notebook. The Shattered Ring costs $2.99 ​​in the App Store and is designed primarily for the iPad.

What does this fan-made Elden Ring app do

In principle, Ring is broken is a database application where you can enter the names of quests and NPCs, enter the relevant locations and determine if they are merchants, quest givers or merely there for legend. The Elden Ring has many nooks and crannies, and weird secrets dot The Lands Between, so it’s nice to have a way to sort through any notes you have.

Shattered Ring is both accessible and flexible with appropriate fields for entries. For example, when importing NPCs, you can associate them with different locations and pencil in whatever quest they are related to. You can also clarify what amenities you can find at a location, including what specific vendors sell. It even allows you to track multiple games as well as multiple turns of the game, which is useful if you decide to play Elden Ring again with a different build.

As you can tell, this Elden Ring app can technically be used for any game, although it will be more useful for open-world adventures with a very large amount of characters. characters and languages ​​that the map cannot contain. You might even want to use it for your Dungeons & Dragons campaign.

In other Elden Ring news, a number of hackers have revealed more details about the game’s three arenas, hinting at a possible PvP DLC, and how the game beat GTA 5 and Among US to the top. most concurrent players on Steam.