How to Fix Elden Ring Invisible Enemies Bug
By Alexander Ross
The day gamers have been waiting for has finally arrived, Elden Ring is officially here. Although the anticipated release received an almost near-perfect score, Elden Ring players aren’t impressed by the invisible enemies bug.
As amazing as Elden Ring is, PC players have been left disappointed as the game appears to be poorly optimized for the platform. Console players may not be experiencing the invisible enemies bug, but this is just one of the many glitches PC players have been left experiencing.
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How To Fix Elden Ring Invisible Enemies Bug
Although the day one patch for Elden Ring did fix a magnitude of different bugs across all platforms, there is one annoying glitch still bothering players.
As mentioned previously, the invisible enemies bug does seem to be affecting PC players more than console users and unfortunately, the developers are yet to acknowledge the issue.
It’s likely that this issue will be rectified in a future patch, but what can you do in the meantime? Well, according to Windows Central, the invisible enemies bug can simply be fixed by reloading the area by saving your game and restarting.
However, if that doesn’t do the trick for you, there are a few other steps you can take. The first is to ensure your graphics card drivers are completely up to date, you can do this by heading to the NVIDIA or AMD website (depending on your GPU, of course).
Players can also attempt to verify the integrity of the game files via Steam. To do this, simply navigate to Elden Ring and right-click the game in your Steam Library. Next, select properties and then local files, from here you will be able to verify the integrity of the game files, which may fix a few issues.
Lowering the graphics settings may also help to fix the invisible enemies bug should all else fail. Unfortunately though, none of these are a definite fix for the issue, which means players will have to wait for a future patch should the bug continue.
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Alexander Ross has covered the video game industry for a decade, writing deep dives on game design, esports tournaments, VR developments, and gaming culture.
