This is my first horror game that i’ve played solo (not co-oping with someone), and it has successfully kept me on the edge of my seat every time i load it. After surviving a major encounter early in the game, i thought i could get over my initial fear and start to feel somewhat at ease for the rest of the game, but nope. Every corner of the house is filled with a constant sense of dread, even the safe room doesn’t truly feel secure. The game has a way of keeping you tense through the atmosphere of the Baker family’s home — deafening silence, spreading mold, rotting foods, flickering lights, rattling windows, etc. Overall 10/10

Elden Ring feels like home to me—not because it’s easy, but because it’s where I’ve learned something important. It's one of those game where I can say that failure is a necessity. I’ve fallen so many times in this game, but every fall taught me something. And somehow, that made me want to keep coming back.

I got fps drop every 30 sec. It became totally unplayable after the latest update.

my parents should've played this game