If you’re a Souls fan and love collecting your favorite video game soundtracks on vinyl, you’ll be pleased to know that pre-orders are now open for Elden Ring Nightreign—the limited edition vinyl collection.

Expected to ship this summer, the collection includes 57 tracks from Limveld, including tracks from The Forsaken Hollows DLC. The set arrives on seven galaxy-printed vinyl discs, each with a gatefold jacket marked with an illustration of one of the 10 Nightfarers.

The sets are limited to just 4,999 copies worldwide, so we can see them very quickly becoming collector’s items. They also include an art print (Size 300 × 300 mm), a certificate of authenticity numbered from 1 to 4 999, and a premium-quality slipcase.

Nightreign isn’t the only rogue to head to vinyl recently. Following the success of Slay the Spire 2, the original game’s soundtrack received a re-release with gorgeous new artwork from from Nimit Malavia and four new psych rock versions of classic tracks on vinyl for the very first time.

I reviewed Nightreign on PS5 when it launched last year. In my review, I said: “If you’re a Souls enthusiast with a group of friends who are looking to play something together, I would say it’s worth it. However, if you don’t check both of those boxes, Nightreign has the potential to frustrate and I advise caution before diving in alone and unarmed.”

You can check out a trailer for the limited edition vinyl collection below:

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