I just passed one hundred hours played, exploring every inch of the magnificent world FromSoftware has created. Finally, I had a feeling that I’d get totally immersed into the game and not want to play anything else. I was also worried that I might get stuck on a difficult boss or dungeon, a road block, causing me to prolong my review process. I wanted to be able to take my time and enjoy the game – I wanted to get sucked in. FromSoftware builds some of the most intriguing and breathtaking worlds and has finely tuned their gameplay to perfection, both of which suck the player in. First of all, I didn’t want to have to rush through the game for review. I’ve played through all of their modern games except Sekiro. I love FromSoftware games, they’re probably my favorite developer.
When I was given the opportunity to review Elden Ring here at Xbox Tavern, I admit that I was a little hesitant. I also realized that I like playing lots of different games however when I find one I like I still usually stick with it until the end. At some point, a switch flipped and I found myself drawn to shorter indie games where I could experience the whole thing in a fraction of the time. When I say immerse I really mean it once I started a game like that I would only have eyes for that game and play it for weeks and weeks until I beat it (or on the rare occasion grew tired of it).
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Games like Oblivion, Skyrim, the modern Fallout games, Dragon Age, and the Assassin’s Creed series all come to mind. I used to love playing big AAA games where I could spend seventy, eighty, or sometimes over a hundred hours totally immersing myself into a game world. My gaming tastes have shifted over the past few years.
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