Quite literally enough game to be considered Elden Ring 2. All of the recent downvotes I've read are all complaining about the difficulty, again....

DLC has a new upgrade system, requiring you to explore and upgrade your Blessing to better your offensive and defensive capabilities. Even with a blessing of 0 (I'm dense, even as a vet.) I was able to push through two of the first available legacy dungeons with practice and eventually realized I had a new option at a grace. Had I taken a moment to READ the notes provided in the info tab when entering the DLC, I might not have suffered/sweated nearly as hard lmao.

Overall, you can truly feel FromSoft's game building experience from the entirety of the soulsborntwice games yet again in Shadows of the Erdtree. There are a massive number of easter eggs and witty puns/jokes from the developers, and every one I found made me happy to be a part of this franchise.

10/10, would die again.

Quite literally enough game to be considered Elden Ring 2. All of the recent downvotes I've read are all complaining about the difficulty, again.... DLC has a new upgrade system, requiring you to explore and upgrade your Blessing to better your offensive and defensive capabilities. Even with a blessing of 0 (I'm dense, even as a vet.) I was able to push through two of the first available legacy dungeons with practice and eventually realized I had a new option at a grace. Had I taken a moment to READ the notes provided in the info tab when entering the DLC, I might not have suffered/sweated nearly as hard lmao. Overall, you can truly feel FromSoft's game building experience from the entirety of the soulsborntwice games yet again in Shadows of the Erdtree. There are a massive number of easter eggs and witty puns/jokes from the developers, and every one I found made me happy to be a part of this franchise. 10/10, would die again.