Summary
- Elden Ring Nightreign playtest invites are being resold at high prices on eBay, ranging from $30 to $300 USD.
- Buyers risk losing access as transferring/selling codes violates rules, potentially leading to revoked access.
- Despite high demand, it’s advised not to purchase codes as scams target hopeful players.
Elden Ring Nightreign playtest invitations are being resold for ridiculous prices, taking advantage of eager fans’ desperation. Lucky entrants are eagerly awaiting the upcoming Elden Ring Nightreign playtests, but those who didn’t get their chance may feel tempted to spend money to get in.
Elden Ring Nightreign is the upcoming roguelike spin-off of Elden Ring, putting a single player or groups of three into the world and giving them three days to fight and prep for a big boss fight at the end of the third day. While the game doesn’t have a set release date yet, players won’t have to wait long for their first taste of it, with a network test kicking off on February 14.
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Of course, not everyone can get into every playtest, especially with hype as high as it is for this upcoming title, and resellers are now taking advantage of that. Elden Ring Nightreign network test access codes are now being sold on eBay, with prices ranging from $30 to a stunning $300 USD at the time of writing. At the moment, it remains to be seen if any of the high-priced listings will actually sell. The completed listings indicate that several codes have sold for $50 USD or under. However, as the date draws closer, the supply of available codes could dwindle, leading to some of the higher-priced listings selling.
Buying Elden Ring Nightreign Access Codes Isn’t Advised
While some might be desperate enough to try this method of getting into the Elden Ring Nightreign playtest, it’s not a great idea. The rules of the playtest indicate that transferring, buying, or selling codes to the playtest is prohibited. In the event that a playtest was found to have been sold or was utilized by someone other than the person who won it, their access would likely be revoked. That’s assuming that a purchase made would even yield an actual invite, as this could be prime territory for scammers taking advantage of the situation. Elden Ring Nightreign scams have already targeted playtest hopefuls in other ways, so fans should take care.
While many fans were still hoping for more Elden Ring, many were surprised to see the developer go in this direction with the IP. Following the monumental success of Elden Ring and its DLC, it will be interesting to see how this spin-off twist fares compared to its predecessor. Fans will start getting their first taste of what Elden Ring Nightreign has to offer starting with this network test, but with a general release window of 2025, gamers shouldn’t have to wait too long to get their hands on the title.
