BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Elden Ring - PlayStation 4

La belleza de Elden Ring reside en que por vez primera está enfocado más para casi todo público en general y no solo a los fanáticos. El mundo abierto y la libertad de exploración lo hace el más accesible de todos los videojuegos del género Souls. El muro de dificultad brutal, clásico de que si no vences a cierto jefe no avanzas o progresas nada ya no existe, cuentas con mucha ayuda para superar los objetivos, puedes explorar y seguir mejorando a tu personaje. Además del multijugador cooperativo, si quieres jugar desconectado, tendras a tu disposición muchas armas, encantamientos, técnicas físicas y mágia que descubriras tarde o temprano, sin mencionar que agregaron más ayuda en forma de "Fantasmas o Pokemones" que serán muy útiles, ya que podras subirlos de nivel a tu gusto e invocarlos dependiendo de la zona o enemigos. Para terminar, llegando a cierto punto del juego, puedes redistribuir tus puntos de experiencia si no te convence del todo la clase que elegiste o solo quieres experimentar (por un precio). Eso sí, si no tienes paciencia para la curva de aprendizaje que requiere Elden Ring o solo juegas videojuegos para desconectarte y relajarte. Lo mejor es que lo pidas prestado, veas si te agrada o definitivamente ni lo compres. 2 excelentes alternativas a Elden Ring mucho más accesibles y relajantes serían: Immortals Fenix Rising o The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom.

Jogo top...vale muito a pena ....muito imersivo...pra quem nunca jogou é relativamente difícil e com muita informação e não pode ter pressa pra jogar ...vale cada centavo

Very good game ,my son from 10 years old is very happy

Elden Ring on PS4 is a perfect game. This was my first entry into the Souls universe, and I have to admit I was ready to give up and even throw the disc away at first. The difficulty is intense, and at times it can feel overwhelming, but sticking with it made the payoff incredibly satisfying. The combat is challenging but fair, and learning the patterns of enemies and bosses gives a real sense of accomplishment. The game encourages exploration and experimentation, and the sense of freedom in moving through the vast open world is unlike anything I have experienced before. Every corner of the map feels alive, and the attention to detail in both landscapes and enemy design is outstanding. I have included screenshots of some of the picturesque scenes that really blew me away. The environments are breathtaking, from misty forests and sprawling plains to crumbling castles and hidden dungeons. I loved discovering secret areas and uncovering the lore behind the world. The music, atmosphere, and storytelling all work together to create an immersive experience that keeps you coming back for more. I enjoyed it so much that I have already purchased the Shadow of Erdtree expansion and cannot wait to dive back into this beautiful and challenging world. Elden Ring is truly a game that rewards patience, skill, and curiosity.

Elden Ring is an extremely well-made game. Not the best I've personally played, but that's a matter of taste more than anything. As an example of this kind of game however - difficult to master, deliberately bleak, massively open-world, to name a few - it's hard to see it being topped any time soon. Despite my preferences lying elsewhere however, I willingly poured in all the hours this game solicits from its players, with the come-hither finger-curl of the cryptically-clad demi-god seductress, pointing you on towards a horizon as full of promise as it foreboding. My jungle brain duly got itself hooked seeing my character's levels tick upwards; my stubborn pride pushed me to challenge foes well above my standing, over and over like a pre-steroid Steve Rogers; and yes, my wrists succumbed to carpel tunnel syndrome. All sacrifices I found myself happy to lay at the feet of the coruscating Erdtree. Game of the year, definitely. And as a hitherto souls virgin with no prior bias, I’d say that’s high praise.