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A new world created by Hidetaka Miyazaki and George R.R. Martin. George R.R. Martin, author of A Song of Fire and Ice on which the TV series Game of Thrones was based, and Hidetaka Miyazaki of FromSoftware (Dark Souls, Bloodborne, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice) have combined their skills and imagination.
The gameplay includes a "wide variety of weapons, spells, ways to approach the enemy so that you can find the strategy and combat style you desire." Of course, the unique boss fights will not be missing.
Elden Ring includes rich character customization with many options for the player. Combining the brutality of Dark Souls with the masterful storytelling of Game of Thrones.
Rise, Tarnished, and be guided by grace to brandish the power of the Elden Ring and become an Elden Lord in the Lands Between. In the lands ruled by Queen Marika the Eternal, the Elden Ring, the source of the Erdtree, has been shattered. Queen Marika's offspring, demigods all, claimed the shards of the Elden Ring, known as the Great Runes, and the newfound strength triggered a war: The Shattering.
Experience an action RPG adventure set in a world of fantastical landscapes, dark and intricate dungeons seamlessly connected to each other. Roam the captivating world on foot or on horseback, alone or with friends in online mode, and fully immerse yourself in the grassy plains, suffocating swamps, spiraling mountains, castles, and other majestic locations never before seen in a FromSoftware title.
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Whoever wants a difficult game that makes your nervous system feel like that of a lizard from Annita, buy it... the game simply kills you with two hits and wherever you go, they chase you without any equipment... you sit and chase knights for no reason while the other guy starts swinging and you get hit by 10, and of course, you die; it's not even a throwaway game
Hello, I wanted to ask here if this game is worth it for the PS4, because I really want to buy it but I'm afraid I will be disappointed with the resolution of the PS4
Amazing for all soulsborne fans and with reduced difficulty modes for newcomers to this type of game. Challenging but fair and enjoyable for hundreds of hours
The game has great gameplay and lore, a huge map to explore, and countless things to see and many builds to try. However, you don't get bored easily, but some bosses are incredibly difficult and broken without using ashes in boss fights (malenia, elden beast, maliketh, mohg), victory is impossible even for a good souls game player, which is unacceptable and annoying, making Bloodborne a superior game for me!!! 6/10 from me!
I have finished Demon Souls, Dark Souls 1-2-3, and Bloodborne 2-3 times. I am a fan of From Software. Elden Ring does not have the difficulty or the musical background of all those games. Personally, I would kill a boss and then forget about it afterwards. If you compare it to the aforementioned games, you will be somewhat disappointed. Now let's move on to the positives, if you see it as a standalone game, you will be impressed. As a fan of Skyrim, I would say that I am speechless. It's a world that tells you to explore it. (This is where Martin's work shows). The game is epic, boundless. It doesn't show you the way, but you have to find it yourself. It's the first game from From Software with an open world, and they have created a masterpiece. Finally, I should mention that I bought the PS4 for Dark Souls 3 and was waiting for Elden Ring. I will buy the PS5 when Bloodborne 2 comes out and will wait for Elden Ring 2. My praises go to Miyazaki for his masterpieces. Especially Bloodborne and Dark Souls 1 are Oscar-worthy... Update: I have now defeated the final boss and have opened up the entire map. The game should be taught as an example of how to create a role-playing game. I believe that there is no gamer out there who won't like it. By playing it, you will definitely find something that you will enjoy. I won't hide from you that many times while playing, I thought I was watching an episode of Game of Thrones or a Lord of the Rings movie. With some minor adjustments, it easily becomes the best game of all time, and I have been involved with games since the era of the Amiga. I can't wait to start the NG+ with my son.
I finished the game.
From this game, I will have the following things left:
1. The map - the game has the best map I have seen in both stealth and non-stealth games. It easily surpasses all open-world games with its locations and paths that an ordinary person cannot find alone. However, there are some things missing, such as not telling you how many objects are in each area, which results in the game giving you pointless missions.
2. The cinematics.
3. The impressive bosses.
I finished the game.
From this game, the following things will remain with me:
1. The map of the game has the best map I have seen in open-world games, with hidden locations easily accessible and paths that an ordinary person cannot find alone. However, there are some things missing, such as not telling you how many objects are in each area, which results in the game giving you pointless missions.
2. The cinematics.
3. The impressive boss battles.
It's an awesome game, although I'm still at the beginning and struggling a bit, but it's definitely worth 100% of your time to get into it - the launch edition I have doesn't have a steelbook, it has some stickers, a poster, some cards, and a patch
The best game I have played in many years! A masterpiece from start to finish.
You work, you get physically and mentally tired, but in the end you gather yourself and say I'll take it. A "gift" to myself. And it doesn't disappoint you. I'm at 60 hours and I've completed about 15% of the game. Battles, exploration, built testing, farming, all in between.
Miyazaki and Martin created an (open) world of exploration that is truly terrifyingly beautiful. If you've played any souls games, you'll love it. If you haven't, you'll love it!
It doesn't have the challenge of Dark Souls (1-2-3) or the atmosphere of Bloodborne. Battles are more "friendly" compared to the aforementioned (as you now have plenty of help from summons).
Undeads, knights, trolls, dragons, several mini bosses, killer lobsters (!) and generally a great variety of enemies and loot.
A huge range of weapons for all tastes, for all builds. The game generously offers you and challenges you at every moment to change your build, having about 15+ resets on your character. Most weapons have their own moveset, so you experiment as you progress.
A wonderful journey for Action RPG lovers and souls fans without one depending on the other.
Don't delay any longer. Get it! 10/10
By far the best game I have ever played in my life!! Get it with your eyes closed! Easily worth 65-70€ and more!!!!
Guys, I've been streaming the game for 3 days now and the only negative thing is that I have to stop to sleep at some point.
You don't know me, I don't know you, but let me tell you that we're talking about the King of OPEN WORLD RPGs from now on. Did you like Skyrim? Great. Elden Ring pisses on it. Incredibly satisfying combat, clearly designed by devs who love real gaming and not lootboxes, skins, collectibles. Endless different ways, endless different endings, endless ways to build your character.
NO WAY, DUDE. If you take this game and pour in all you've got, YOU WILL GET IT AND MORE. 21 hours in the game, I'm at 1% completion. I even made a first impressions review with 8 hours in the game. On the first day, after 10 hours of streaming, I edited videos for another 9, slept for 5 hours, got up and edited for another 8 hours. Never in my life for any game, except this one.
I. AM. HAVING. A. BLAST. The best game I've ever played.
Negatives: I'm broke and bought the launch edition. Why am I saying this? Because I should have bought the collector's edition and have the statue and the helmet and everything.
Buy it. Play it.
You'll lose your mind, really.
KingShiny_66 on twitch if you want to see some vods.
King Shiny on youtube if you want first impressions.
BEST. RPG. EVER.
P.S. It's my first soulsborne game so I can tell you that it's newbie friendly and if you pay attention to what the game tells you, there's literally a way for easy mode. (summons / cheeses / etc). So whoever here says it's not good if you don't have time, simply has no idea about the game.
I emphasize, 21 hours in and it's already told me how to play ez mode. (Of course I ignored it because you don't play such a GAME to finish it, but to overcome every obstacle it can give you).
No cheese, no ez mode. LET'S GO, GUYS!
I, for one, will charge. Sleep soon, Elden Ring all day tomorrow.
It's the open world of Dark Souls. A new world and story, and as the developers stated, they wanted it to have a more epic and fantastical style, which bothered me a bit because it has more intense and beautiful colors, meaning it has lost some of the terrifying atmosphere that the Soulsborne world had. However, they managed to give it the style they wanted and more. Also, from my personal experience, it seemed to be the easiest game from From Software so far, without having played Sekiro, so don't be afraid to try it.
2. It's a game that requires time and the player's mindset should be based on exploring the world, not just finishing the game. Having some experience, I tried to take the main path straight to the end of the game, but I got stuck on the first boss and realized that I needed to explore the world more and become stronger to continue. Finally, even though the map has no treasure marks or points of interest, exploration rewards the player and makes the whole exploration experience the most enjoyable I have personally found in open world games.
The whole point of games like this is unfortunately in the difficulty.
Anyone who is not willing or does not have the time to go through the process of getting familiar with each opponent for many hours probably won't enjoy it.
I fell into this trap at least, not having the necessary time.
The game is incredible, I'm at 150 hours and 4 playthroughs
We're talking about an open world Dark Souls, very long in duration with very good artwork. It doesn't have a high level of difficulty, you can easily become underleveled and the summons make it quite easy, especially the mimic which is the star of the game.
There are many weapons with many parameters, and the world offers many different things to discover.
The bosses are very easy, and more often some mobs can be more difficult than the bosses. Also, the company itself made some bosses easier with updates so that newcomers can easily beat them. The nice thing is that many who finish it then go to Sekiro-Bloodborne-DS3 thinking they "have it" and end up crying a lot.
Next is a very good game that doesn't live up to the difficulty level of the company's other games. Of course, it is game of the year by a large margin.
Before any criticism, it necessarily gets a 5-star rating because it's FROM SOFTWARE. Now, on the rest, I'm a little disappointed with the ease of it. I understand the mass appeal to more casual players, but the challenge that existed in previous titles is missing. I saved the last 4 difficult bosses (Malenia, Maliketh, Godfrey/Hoarah Loux, Radagon/Elden beast) and they all came out together in 30 minutes, almost all on the first try, and that ruined the taste the game left me with. Otherwise, everything is perfect, with a lot of content and variety. It's a giant game, with the graphics engine being at its last in terms of age.
Epic game with amazing scenery and a decent open world for exploration. As a Souls veteran, I found it quite easy, especially with mimic tears and bleed builds, and jump attacks. I finished it three times with three different builds to get the platinum trophy. Generally, powerstance is broken in this game, and with the right stats, you can slice through bosses like bread. For newbies to Souls games, it may be difficult, especially since it's open world and you don't know how to follow the story. Check out a guide to make your life a little easier. If you rated it below 4 stars, you're either a poser, a wannabe elitist, or have no idea about Souls games. That's all!
Whatever I say is not enough for this masterpiece. First of all, I must say that its graphics on PlayStation 4 are extreme. I haven't played many soulsborne games except for Sekiro. It offers endless hours of exploration and has huge replayability. Overall, if you want something with endless hours and a little bit of challenge, buy it blindly. It's very difficult to lose the title of game of the year.
All other great games get 5 stars for 60 euros. This one is in a league of its own up there. It gets ten stars. With 60 euros, you get 200-300 hours of gameplay that you DON'T WANT TO END.
The game is EPIC! Even if you haven't played a Soul's game before, I recommend it as long as you have patience to get into it. It's the first game of its kind that I've played and I declare myself excited.
The best Souls game ever made. One of the greatest games of all time. It requires time and effort, but it rewards you generously. Endless secrets, a vast world to explore, top-notch bosses and soundtrack. Highly recommended for everyone, even those who are not familiar with Souls games. Give it a chance and you will love it.
In a gaming era that has exhausted us with disappointment after disappointment, Elden Ring will break this cycle of disappointment. It is made by FromSoftware, a company that I have repeatedly emphasized in my reviews focuses on the quality of its games. Elden Ring was FromSoftware's attempt to take the Souls formula and evolve it into an open world, and I have to say that it is successful.
First of all, the world is beautiful, and I believe that one look will satisfy even the biggest fantasies of a fantasy game fan. As content, it is full of secrets waiting to be discovered (such as dark dungeons, catacombs, and mines), ruins, temples, and castles to explore. And all of these are filled with NPCs and bosses, some easy, some difficult, some nice, and some not so nice. All of these are connected with a very nice traversal with the horse. Finally, for the world, Elden Ring brings back the feeling of discovery, which is lost in recent open world games as everything is already shown on a map.
As for gameplay, Elden Ring is similar to Dark Souls 3, very balanced as elements from all their games are present. From Sekiro, the Jump was added, which is useful for platforming, and the crouch, which gives a stealth element. Weapon arts make their return more refreshed and with the ability to collect and put them on weapons. It has a wide variety of options for builds, as a proper RPG should.
The PS4 version is decent with only the negative being the 30 fps, which is not the game's fault but the hardware of the PS4 that has some limitations due to its age. If you haven't played at higher fps, you won't notice it.
I'm at 60 hours of gameplay, it's a wonder I've made it halfway and I have to say that this game is the most addictive I've ever played. In the first 5 hours of gameplay, when I reached Margit and literally lost about 200 times, being unfamiliar with such games, my first thought was that the game was made only for very good players. But then I realized that you can go wherever you want, in any area you want, farm, face weaker bosses, upgrade armor and weapons, and fight the major boss again being stronger. The game requires nerves of steel, you will find yourself losing to simple mobs many times. Playing as a child of lineage, warcraft and the like, this game is a dream, with much better mechanics in handling and combat. I only have one negative note to make. The framedrops. Everything else is perfect. An endless and beautiful world, a great variety of monsters, the ability to build your player as you want with various builds, etc. The game is simply epic.
Today I finally completed the game after 200 hours, defeating all the bosses and exploring all the areas, including the mystical ones! The main bosses and mini bosses together add up to around 100, so if you want to find them all, you should download Elden Ring all bosses for your PC, just like I did. This game is a masterpiece, even better than the Dark Souls trilogy, Bloodborne, and Sekiro. I haven't played Demon's Souls yet, so I can't compare it to that. The graphics are beautiful, although not the best compared to some of Sony's games, but I still loved them. The atmosphere is addictive, just like all of Miyazaki's games. The hardest part of the game, by far, is Malenia. It took me three days to defeat her, spending 3-4 hours each day fighting her alone, sword to sword. I enjoy completing these games without magic or any help, and that's the magic of the game - the joy you get from defeating a difficult boss without any assistance is indescribable! For me, this game is in the top five best games ever made! 10/10 rating
No matter what I say, I'm not a Souls Fan but the game is awesome. It's difficult and annoying, but it has some incredible elements that other games don't have. The physics battle system, weapons, armor, and boss fights are unmatched. It's in my top 3 because it annoys me so much, I've played 150 hours to learn it and finish it. But it's addictive, addictive
Having loved Bloodborne and to a lesser extent Dark Souls III, I never considered myself a fanatic of the Souls games. With Elden Ring, however, I admit that I am a fanatic.
Elden Ring is by far the best game that FromSoftware has made to date in my opinion, and is among my favorite games of all time. Yes, it is almost identical to Dark Souls in some respects (e.g. animations & combat system), but its open world changes almost everything, from how the player approaches the game, to the size of the areas, the variety of the level design, traversal, and exploration.
In terms of content based on the game's open world, it is so large that it makes you feel like it refuses to end. It is certainly one of the largest games I have played, and what impressed me most of all is the amount of quality content it has. As the first open world game from FromSoftware, it managed to prove to me how talented these developers are, because not only is it huge in size, but it also has the best world I have seen in an open world game.
Now, in terms of equipment, builds, and items, the game has almost infinite content for the player to experiment with. However, I wish I could say the same for most of the optional bosses. The important, main bosses of the game are easily the best I have seen in Souls games and among the best I have seen in games in general, but unfortunately the game is so big that it falls into the trap of recycling content, especially optional bosses, although it is somewhat justified by its size. However, it is worth mentioning that the game's content is recycled in some cases.
The combat system is reminiscent of Dark Souls III but faster and has many new mechanisms that make it either more enjoyable or more accessible to people who have not previously dealt with Souls games.
Also, in addition to the endless open world, the game has something more linear called Legacy Dungeons, which follow the level design philosophy of Dark Souls but do it even better than Dark Souls itself.
Finally, I want to close by saying that I really appreciate how even though FromSoftware has been making games with a similar foundation for the past 10+ years, it has finally managed to create something innovative for this foundation they have been using for so long. This means that Elden Ring is not just a culmination of a category of games, but it is also the evolution of this category.
Well done FromSoftware, and well done again.
Okay, it's a Dark Souls with some new mechanics that make it easier. Honest in gameplay, graphics, sound, etc., and the story is good until the end. I reached level 152, I don't know if that's reasonable, but it's very good. However, despite all this, it's not worth 55€ for me. I've played much better titles
It took me about 80 hours to complete it and I have to say the following:
If you are a fan and addicted to FROM SOFTWARE games, like me, you don't need to read further. Just buy it and enjoy the company's greatest masterpiece.
For those of you who found games like Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and Sekiro difficult, you will still see "YOU DIED" on your screen many times in Elden Ring, but there are some new mechanisms that reduce the level of difficulty a bit. So, this is an opportunity to join the club.
For the rest of you who have played and know the mechanisms of Dark Souls and Bloodborne, you are in the right place: amazing gameplay, stunning visual environments, amazing music, and of course, lots of blood.
For me, Elden Ring is now at the top of my preferences. It is a blend of the company's previous games, in a cohesive and overall huge result. Its world is vast and there are more boss and mini-boss fights than all the soulsborne games combined.
In the end, the Japanese at FROM SOFTWARE are very cool. Through the series of games they have released all these years, they have managed to evoke a plethora of emotions from me, from joy and relief to anger and sorrow. They tested my endurance (and the endurance of my Sony remote controls). They made me stubborn so that I could defeat enemies that initially seemed unbeatable. They forced me to search the internet so that I wouldn't miss any points from their worlds, weapons, armors, upgrades, items.
The best form of psychotherapy. A thousand times better to give our money to gaming companies that suit our tastes than to psychiatrists.
Good continuation and good gaming to everyone.
The game is Dark Souls 3.5, the graphics are practically the same as in 3, the gameplay has the ingenious mechanic of pressing X to jump, which should have been in it since Demon Souls. The open world is trash, just like IGN giving it a 10/10, it's boring until you get where you want. The game is by far the easiest Souls game but not the best. The bosses all have a spin attack AoE clusterfuck and every fight is a dodging simulator, except for one dragon and the last 2 bosses, which I must point out are GIGACHAD, HOORAH LOUX. The good thing about the game is that you can customize your character however you want and play however you want. In short, the game is a juicy 6/10
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