Doom’s Key Art Reimagines Elden Ring’s Caelid: The players seem to agree that Caelid is the most gruesome and scary of all the places in the game Elden Ring. Maybe it’s because the scarlet rot swamps can find by early players sent there by one of Elden Ring’s traps. Or perhaps because it has some of the game’s most terrifying enemies.
That is true. On the other hand, Camelid can be an exciting test of a gamer’s will. As an example, the boss of Caelid is Starscourge Radahn, and scarlet rot is spread in many places.
There are many ways for people to get to or get to Caelid, and its red color makes it stand out from other biomes. Recently, a fan named Alain Row has drawn a picture of Caelid’s hellish landscape as a tribute to another game’s setting that looks a lot like it.
Alain Row’s picture of Caelid makes it look like the Doom promotional key art and the optional box art for the game (2016). Indeed, Caelid looks a lot like Doom’s Hell because both environments are red and show off some of the game’s most terrifying creatures.
Camelid doesn’t have the same demons or hellspawn as Doom. It makes up for it with terrifying canine and crow creatures, shown in Alhin Row’s illustration.
Doom’s Key Art Reimagines Elden Ring’s Caelid
Instead of Doom’s name at the top, the word “Camelid” is written in the same angular font. The illustration by Alain Row shows a knight character fighting one of the vast crows in a pose that looks a lot like Doomguy’s from the game’s central art.
Instead of a sword, the knight character uses a shotgun to fight. Doom’s “one-man army” gameplay style is even more recognizable when players resist these monsters in groups.
Later in the game, there may be more dangerous and scary enemies. Like the spider-like hands found in Caria Manor or the Lyndell, Royal Capital area. But the unique look of Caelid may make new players afraid as they move through it for the first time.
Because Doom’s stoic protagonist is so good at killing Cacodemons, Imps, and Revenants, the game’s Hell isn’t as closely linked to the players’ anxieties and fears.
Instead, FromSoftware games enjoy the player’s incompetence. At least initially, when they aren’t able to level up and get better weapons. It’s just like any other place in the Elden Ring.
Players can leave their current location and explore a lot of content in another direction. Before they decide to return and face the horrors that await them in Camelid.
Elden Ring is now available for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. It is also available for Xbox One.
