You've come to the correct site if you're wondering how to enter the Colosseum in Elden Ring. We'll go over all the requirements in detail so you may enter the Colosseum PvP fighting arena. We'll also go over the many choices you may experiment with to customize your experience. It's a fantastic opportunity to compete against other gamers and put yourself to the test.

How to Enter Elden Ring's Colosseum Combat

Downloading the most recent version is a must before you may access Elden Ring's Colosseum PvP fighting arena. The outage began on December 7 at 1 AM PDT / 10 AM CEST / 6 PM JST, according to the Elden Ring Twitter, so by the time you read this, it has most likely ended. It's free for everyone, so don't worry—the creators don't want anybody to miss the bloodshed. Visit Roundtable Hold after installing the most recent update. The spot where Roderika normally hangs out has a brand-new statue of Marika if you go near the fireplace. When you interact with this statue, the Arena Combat menu appears. And that is all there is to it in essence.

That's how you get inside Elden Ring's PvP fighting arena, also known as the Colosseum. You may adjust a lot of the options to make your experience more personalized. You may choose the kind of fighting you want to do, how many participants you want to include, and whether or not you want to let Ashes start the game. The Colosseum you're building may also be password-protected, keeping it hidden from anybody you don't know the password for. Naturally, Leyndell, the Caelid Colosseum, and the Limgrave Colosseum are your options for a venue. Leyndell alone permits dueling; the other two enable you to play Free For All or Team Deathmatch in addition to dueling.