Bryce Anderson

With Bloodborne, Dark Souls, and Sekiro under my belt, I would like to consider myself a Souls Veteran. Essentially, Elden Ring is Dark Souls 4, 5 and 6 all rolled into one game. Imagine Dark Souls with a vast open-world, being able to jump at will, trusty stead, weather physics, and day-night mechanics. If you're down for Dark Souls meet Skyrim. This is your game. Also, I know a lot of people are worried about System Requirements on PC. I am able to run at 1080 on high graphics at 45 to 60 FPS on my I7-4770 (9-year-old chip), 16Gb of RAM, and on an Nvidia GTX1650. If you like having a partner and keeping them long-term. I would recommend against buying this game.

Bloodborne is my favourite video game since Dark Souls 1. Cosmic horror is rarely as well executed in movies let alone a video game and the atmosphere coupled with the macabre storyline almost makes it a perfect game. I say almost since my only problem with it was that it was just too short.

As sequels go, its very rare you find the success of the original being overshadowed. In The Will of the Wisps, everything from movement to combat has been enhanced. The beauty of the previous game carries over fantastically.

Probably the most beautiful display you'll ever see on your screen. Gameplay is great too.

I've been playing SKYRIM since 2014 and only recently did I actually decide to pay for it. THATS how commited I am to giving this game its due.