If illusory walls you have to smack 50 times to uncover weren’t enough, now players are discovering that there are Elden Ring invisible paths too. If players take a leap of faith in some areas of the RPG game, they may land on a secret platform rather than fall to their deaths. Maybe.
Elden Ring is a truly massive open-world game, so despite millions of players worldwide spending dozens or even hundreds of hours in it, there are still plenty of secrets still buried in the Lands Between. In case you weren’t aware, that also includes the occasional completely invisible path.
As pointed out by ProfessorMoebius on Reddit, one of these is located in the Hidden Path to the Haligtree – which is already an ordeal to get to in the first place. As you can see in their video below, the only indication of something suspicious is a small gap in the stone railing – certainly not enough to just leap Indiana Jones-like into the void.
They do, anyway, and land perfectly safe on a completely invisible path. According to commenter Quintuplin, another similar path is in the Mountaintops of the Giants leading to the Heretical Rise tower.
For those of you who don’t know: There are not only illusionary walls in this game, but also invisible paths from Eldenring
So, if you see something suspicious in Elden Ring, by all means, experiment by jumping wildly to your certain death. 99 times out of 100 you’ll probably just die, but on the exceptionally rare occasion you don’t, let your fellow Tarnished know about it.
It’s not the first time FromSoftware’s done this, either. Here’s an example of a Dark Souls invisible path from the infamous Crystal Cave. We can’t say we missed it.
Check out PCGamesN’s Elden Ring review to find out why it’s still great despite this nonsense – if you’re not already playing it.
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