ELDEN RING is a critically acclaimed fantasy action RPG that blends breathtaking open-world exploration with intense combat and deep lore. Set in the Lands Between, a vast and mysterious continent, players take on the role of the Tarnished, guided by grace to brandish the power of the Elden Ring and become an Elden Lord. The game offers seamless exploration of open fields and intricate dungeons, with combat that is easy to learn but offers hidden depths of mastery. With an AI Community Rating of 85.43%, players praise its stunning visuals, engaging combat, and rich storytelling. However, some criticize its difficulty spikes, repetitive dungeon designs, and occasional performance issues on PC. If you love challenging gameplay, immersive worlds, and a community-driven experience, ELDEN RING is a must-play. But be prepared for a steep learning curve and technical hiccups.
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[h1] Nobody will read my review, so I'll just say fuck anyone who starts their comment like that (except me). This game deserves way better than cheap, lazy spam. [/h1] I’ve 100% completed Elden Ring on PS5, got the platinum trophy which was an absolute blast, and now I’m diving into it on PC. FromSoftware, you’ve seriously outdone yourselves. Elden Ring is nothing short of phenomenal, and it's hard to imagine how you'll ever top this. From the moment I stepped into this vast, mysterious world, I was hooked. The blend of deep lore, challenging combat, and stunning landscapes is just incredible. The gameplay is smoth and perfectly balanced, making every fight feel like a rewarding test of skill. Exploring the world of Elden Ring is pure joy. It's packed with secrets, hidden paths, and lore that keeps you wanting more. The environmental storyteling is so rich that every corner of the map feels worth investigating. Each region has its own uniqie look and feel, so exploration never gets boring. Now, let’s talk about the only thing that annoys me: the catacombs or dungeons. This has been a problem since Bloodborne (my favorite game of all time). Even though Elden Ring does it better than Bloodborne, every dungeon still feels a bit like an AI-generated copy-paste job. But hey, they’re still fun. The character builds you can create in Elden Ring are better than in any Souls game before it. Whether you’re into melee combat, magic, or a mix of both, the depth here is just amazing. In short, Elden Ring isn’t just a game; it’s an experience. FromSoftware has set a new standard for the genre and maybe created a new genre, and I can’t wait to see what they do with the DLC. If you haven’t played it yet, do yourself a favor and dive in. You won’t regret it.
Elden Ring is arguably the best game in the series, delivering an expansive and fascinating open world that's a joy to explore. The landscapes are breathtakingly beautiful, truly some of the best visuals seen in gaming. Each area is packed with secrets and challenges that keep you engaged for hours. The bosses are a standout feature; they're brilliantly designed and offer a tough but fair challenge, although a few do repeat throughout the game. Devs really nailed the climactic feel with the last two bosses—both feel like true final bosses and provide a satisfying end to an epic journey. I enjoyed Elden Ring so much that I couldn't stop until I had unlocked all the achievements. It's a masterpiece that's not to be missed.
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I am a 45 yo father, probably one of the oldest people playing this game. I am a single father to my Son, who is 14 now. My son got this game for Christmas from his uncle, so we installed it on his computer and he started playing. By the end of the week he had 24 hours on this game. This was horrible for me, as it was already hard for me to find ways to spend time with my son, as he is always out with his friends or just watching YouTube. So i decided to make a Steam account and get this game to see if I could maybe play alongside him. I loaded into the game, created my character and started playing but I was stuck on what you where supposed to do. I asked my Son for help and he hosted a game for me to join. I loved it as it was the best time I had spent with my Son since my wife had died. This game has ever since brought me and my son closer again and now we actually spend time together outside the house together as well. This game reminded me that there's fun to be had in everything, and it has brought both me and my Son many happy memories.
Unfortunate i have to give everyone a big warning before buying the game. The game is not well optimised at least for the PC, and while the frame rate in enclosed areas is very stable, it will constantly stutter in open areas, from which the game will have many, since as the trailers show, you will even be able to ride on this big worldmap. Especially when a Boss makes a special move. Since Elden Ring is a game where you have to dodge/react to the opponents attacks in under a secound, this makes Bossfights frustrating beyond believe and honestly kinda unplayable at least in my eyes. I dont mind having to try a boss over and over because i make a mistake, but constantly dying, because the game freezes for 1 secound so i couldnt see which type of attack the boss is throwing at me is not the kind of challenge i am looking forward to. I hope that one of the first Patches will fix the horrible stutter problems that the game currently has, and i am really sure that once the problems are fixed, that the game will be absolutly amazing. But as for now, if you are still thinking if you should buy the game or not, i would highly recommend to wait for a while.
Incredible. If you're into the souls genre of gaming and you're a fan of Fromsoft's other works, you'll love this. It is undoubtedly the peak of their artistic ability and I'm happy to say it surpassed every expectation I had. Edit: To the three people who found this review helpful, I've changed my mind and I apologize profusely. I can only pray you did not purchase this game by my recommendation.
I want to enjoy this game but god damn; it's hard. The combat and character building is amazing There are so many unique paths you can take and builds you can do, but that is also to its downfall, the more you dive into magic or summons the easier the game is, which would be fine if the bosses felt like that was more of an option but some of the bosses are ridiculously bad, fire giant, godskin duo, malikeith, which sucks because there such an essential part of the game, but a lot of the bosses have such annoying attack patterns it feels like you're doing more waiting to attack then dodging. Also, any boss that is bigger than Margit or Hoarah, you spend more time fighting the camera than the actual boss. On the other side, this game's boss designs are amazing, everyone is so unique and cool to look at (except the Elden beast, lame way to end the game.) The world is crazy big and there's always something you haven't explored which is great sometimes, but other times I have no idea what it wants me to do or go. It overall a decent game but it was just more frustrating than fun, I'm sure others enjoy the layers of challenge the game presents but it's not for me.
Kinda losses the hype halfway. I went from taking my time enjoying the game to "lets get this shit show over with" It's a "You cheese or get cheesed" type of gameplay. Lots of useless bosses with input reads, just for the final boss to be the ultimate cardio machine. Too many useless items. the damage scaling is trash, birds and dogs can 3 shot you near endgame. makes exploring a chore due to dealing with hidden enemies. Feels more like luck than skill when defeating an enemy -Came back 2 years later Inputs are bad, I'll catch myself jumping away from the enemy and somehow jump towards them Enemy input hack gives this game a cheap difficulty feel After all this time still not optimized , still 60fps cap hard to justify buying the 40$ dlc
This is an extremely bad port, mainly due to performance issues and random crashes. It overuses one CPU core and has terrible framepacing, making even minor fps drops feel much worse than they should. The only effective performance fixes end up disabling all online functionality because the game uses EasyAntiCheat, and even with all that it still drops a lot of fps in certain areas (for example Liurnia). My specs for reference: i5 6600k overlocked to 4.2 Ghz 16GB RAM RTX 2070 Super Update: The crashing issues were evenually fixed and I bought a new computer so I was able to finally play the game properly, but the CPU performance problems were never fixed. They also added a really bad implementation of ray tracing that only tanks your framerate and barely makes any difference to the graphics, it doesn't even have raytraced reflections when you turn it on. So this remained a pretty bad port overall.
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