When I'm not playing Elden Ring, I'm thinking about playing Elden Ring. It's a fantastic and incredibly captivating game that took some getting used to as a newcomer, but has flowed excellently ever since it clicked. The open world is an absolute treat to explore, but has also helped make the game more accessible! I've yet to find myself ''stuck'' on a boss, or an area. If you come across something too challenging for your liking you can simply head off in a different direction, focus on something else, and then come back more prepared at a later time. There's an immense amount of freedom and flexibility to play in whichever way suits you best, and so much content to keep you engaged. I highly recommend checking out the game to anyone intrigued but also intimidated by it, like I personally was in the beginning. You may just find yourself pleasantly surprised.

When I'm not playing Elden Ring, I'm thinking about playing Elden Ring. It's a fantastic and incredibly captivating game that took some getting used to as a newcomer, but has flowed excellently ever since it clicked. The open world is an absolute treat to explore, but has also helped make the game more accessible! I've yet to find myself ''stuck'' on a boss, or an area. If you come across something too challenging for your liking you can simply head off in a different direction, focus on something else, and then come back more prepared at a later time. There's an immense amount of freedom and flexibility to play in whichever way suits you best, and [i]so[/i] much content to keep you engaged. I highly recommend checking out the game to anyone intrigued but also intimidated by it, like I personally was in the beginning. You may just find yourself pleasantly surprised.