At the beginning of the adventure we create our own protagonist, determining his gender and appearance - this is a departure from the previous game of the studio, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, where the hero was already determined. Elden Ring focuses heavily on RPG elements, offering the user freedom in character development, which goes hand in hand with a wide arsenal of weapons and spells, allowing you to adjust the appropriate tactics to each situation.

One of the main features of the game is the complex, arcade-style combat system. Clashes with adversaries take place in a dynamic way, and each attack is very precise. FromSoftware is famous for creating demanding productions and Elden Ring doesn't differ from this rule - every duel should be treated with caution, and the variety of enemies requires us to constantly invent new tactics.

Clashes with powerful bosses are an important part of the game. The developers made sure that in Elden Ring every such battle was exciting and ruthlessly held the player accountable for his mistakes. As was the case in Soulsborne games, the design of all bosses is well thought out and unique, and due to the storyline of the title, an aura of divinity and heroism is created around each of them.

The world design has undergone a significant change in relation to the studio's previous games. This time the available terrain is fully open, vast and filled with smaller locations with a more corridor-like structure. To move faster, we can use our mount, which can be summoned at any time of the game. In addition, nothing stands in the way of making blows from its back and fighting with enemies.

Minimal requirements:
Processor: Intel Core i5-8400 2.8 GHz / AMD Ryzen 3 3300X 3.8 GHz
Graphics: GeForce GTX 1060 / 4 GB Radeon RX 580
Memory: 12 GB RAM
Disk space: 60 GB