Elden Ring is a monumental achievement. FromSoftware delivers an exceptional open world, rich, mysterious, and offering a freedom rarely seen in gaming. Every discovery, every battle, every exploration feels like a true adventure. The art direction, soundtrack, and level design reach an incredible level of excellence. An absolute masterpiece for
The open world shouldn't exist in Soulslike of this type. The game shines during the exploration of "dungeon" and gets boring during the open world "activities". The open world itself is just empty, no interactivty, no weather system, no night and day system, no living world. Nothing. However, is the
Yea, it's peak in the form of a video game. I didn't gave this a 5 star rating because of the lack of guidance and its harshness towards beginners in the souls-borne genre. But that's kind of the main aspect of souls games so I can't be mad, just my
Had too many technical issues and bugs while playing to give it a decent score. That coupled with the copy and pasting of enemies and poor combat just left a bad impression on me. I tried to like it but even after forcing myself to complete it, I can’t say
Elden Ring – A Monumental Open-World Soulslike
Developer: FromSoftware
Release Date: February 25, 2022
Platforms: PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PC
Overview
Elden Ring is more than just another Soulslike; it is the evolution of FromSoftware’s signature formula into something grander, deeper, and more expansive. Set in the hauntingly beautiful Lands Between, the
Truly one of the greatest games of all time. Gameplay is fluid, story is rich, world is full of everything you can imagine, and the bosses are some of the best FromSoft has ever done. Sound design and art direction are top notch aswell. 10/10.
I didn't like the game. Honestly, I don't enjoy Hidetaka Miyazaki's work at all. All of his games are filled with dull and rather repetitive combat, awful gameplay, a lack of coherent storylines, and poor animations. I'm a gamer with extensive experience, having played almost everything imaginable, and while I