Conclusion

May 6, 2022

The Erdtree shines brightly above players no matter where they are in the world of Elden Ring.

I’ll be completely honest: I played 110 hours of Elden Ring, and I’m convinced I’ve only seen three quarters of what it has to offer. It is the most immersive and thoroughly-built game I have ever played. From its detailed map to its combat system to its story, Elden Ring will likely be considered the gold standard for open world video games for years to come. It’s the best I’ve ever played by a long shot, and I highly recommend it to anyone who can get it. Even those who have never played a Soulslike game before will surely have a great time working their way through the story and world of Elden Ring.

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