Play Elden Ring as Steve: smash its barrels, crates and fences and slay its foes for real Minecraft loot.
You're Steve in the Lands Between, and Elden Ring pays out in Minecraft loot.
Break things, get blocks. Punch an Elden Ring barrel and a Minecraft barrel drops where it stood. Crates turn into planks, fences into oak fences, stepladders into ladders, tables into crafting tables, pots into decorated pots, and bushes into leaves. Steve's punch works, and so does any Elden Ring attack.
Slay foes, get loot. Elden Ring's enemies drop Minecraft items when they die: iron, gold nuggets, bones, arrows, and now and then an emerald, golden apple or diamond. Bosses and giants drop gold blocks, diamonds, iron blocks and golden apples, sometimes with netherite scrap or an enchanted golden apple on top.
Build with it on the spot. Everything you pick up is ordinary Minecraft stuff, ready to stack into a wall against a boss or a tower out of reach.
Built on Minecraft Ring: Minecraft movement, building and combat in the real Lands Between, with your Minecraft skin and inventory. Both games run together, and F8 hands control between them.
Credits: Minecraft Ring by siddoff (MIT), based on minecraft-crossover-bridge by justbustin (MIT). me3 mod loader (MIT/Apache-2.0), MinHook, Prism Launcher and Fabric API are bundled under their own licenses. Unofficial fan project, not affiliated with Mojang, Microsoft, FromSoftware or Bandai Namco.