Elden Ring does not have a “pause” button for players to be able to rest during gameplay. However, fans have found a way to make the feature work, without using mods or bugs. With the use of the RPG’s own menus, it is possible to hold the action.
Whether in the midst of an uphill battle or just exploring the Midlands, when opening the inventory, an option to display an explanation of commands provides a break from gameplay. One netizen showed the process in a video:
guess what, Elden Ring DOES have a pause button
just open “Menu Explanation” while on the inventory screen
this isn’t a meme, it actually works lmao pic.twitter.com/0tNLFaWwC7
— Iron Pineapple (@IronPineapple_) March 8, 2022
Guess what? Elden Ring has a pause button. Just open the “Menu Explanation” on the inventory screen. It’s not a meme, it really works!
The tool is for those who need help when interacting with the stock of items. FromSoftware has not commented on this shortcut being characterized as a bug or something unintentional, which eventually came to the attention of Elden Ring players.
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