Elden Ring is a new game from FromSoftware that is a combination of an open-world game and a Dark Souls game. The game is set in an enormous world called The Lands Between, where players take on the role of a “Tarnished” of no renown and are compelled to make the journey to The Lands Between and become an Elden Lord. The grand story is hard to fully understand on a first playthrough, and there is no in-game journal to refresh on the events, characters, or unique terms encountered across dozens of hours.

However, the side stories are more intriguing, as players naturally meet characters as they explore and discover the world and become involved in their problems. The game is all about freedom and exploration, and players can spend hours exploring different regions of the world and delving into mini-dungeons, fighting bosses, discovering NPCs, and leveling up to better prepare for what’s next. The game is a unique and unforgettable gaming experience, with jaw-dropping vistas, a vast world, challenging enemies, and rewarding exploration.

Elden Ring is a game that combines the best elements of Dark Souls and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The game’s open-world is full of breathtaking vistas, challenging enemies, and rewards for the player’s curiosity. The game’s story is hard to fully grasp on a first playthrough, but it is a rewarding experience trying to piece it together. The game’s characters are not flagged down or have an exclamation mark, but their stories are impacted by the player’s actions.

The game is designed around freedom, with the player being able to go wherever they want and explore the world. The game’s different areas are connected and finding new areas feels like an accomplishment. The game also features stealth, horseback combat, crafting, summoning creatures, and Ashes of War system, which allows the player to change the weapon’s affinity and skill. The game’s difficulty is high, but the player can always walk away and do something else when they hit a wall.