Ghost of tsushima vs. elden ring

Didn't like ghost of tsushima. Didn't like the open world at all. Its almost like a Ubisoft open world, with no variations to the camp and similar stealth mechanics, lots of collectibles and almost no story/plot points related to the exploration. All the sidequests were pretty generic fetch quests. The exploration is also very badly implemented as you find almost nothing if you actually explore the world (its just some foxes leading you to some cosmetics which gets boring real quick). It shouldn't have been open world imo. Because the main story line is good, even though the mongols are protrayed as pretty generic black and white characters.

Also Elden ring is one of the most easiest soulsborne games. In earlier games, there wasn't any exploration, here you can explore a lot, get stronge pretty quickly. And the exploration is well implemented. So many useful items hidden around the corner. The story and characters are actually good and understandable, even though the exploration doesn't tie into the story. Like very side quests, if you actually explore. But these cool items make up for it imo. I'd say elden ring if you like challenging yourself.

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xo0Achilles0ox 5 months ago#2

No. Tsushima is good regardless.

In the pipe, five by five.

spud_almighty 5 months ago#3

Great game. Elden Ring however looks like more of the same. I'll be sure to pick it up when it is discounted. The whole Souls boss rush thing is itself quite repetitive and has grown old, in my opinion.

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starcrunch061 5 months ago#5

I honestly liked Tsushima better than Elden Ring. I've been pretty critical of Elden Ring, though, so I'll leave it at that.

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molokoveloocet0 5 months ago#7

In the sense that every game doesn’t play like a Dark Souls RE: infinite freedom when making your build and having gear REALLY affect your stats yes.

But it’s a really fun game if that’s not what you mean. It’s definitely ass creed style in that there are a million little things to find under the fog of war you dissipate when you travel. The story is a solid homage to old samurai films and the gameplay is fun. You get a good amount of options to take out each base.

I would definitely recommend it at that sale price.

Sweet deel

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jaggedjimmyjay 5 months ago#9

Elden Ring = 92 hours of awesomeness.

Ghost of Tsushima = Quit after 30 hours from boredom

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crazybones 2 years ago#1

I know we haven’t gotten much information on both these titles set to release in 2020 but if you had to choose 1 between the two which one would you pick?

i don’t like from games because they are boring and are very alike to the other games and I’m tired of hearing about dark souls .

ghost of Tsushima on the other hand looks pretty good and it’s on my top 5 list of games to get next year.

Biscotti 2 years ago#2

poll..

'He's Back. He posted in the minge thread'.

VermilionX 2 years ago#3

I'm betting elden ring will be better just on having better variety

Ghost of sushi mama is limited by japan and history

w133 2 years ago#4

None. Doom and RE3.

Design limitations breed creativity.

crazybones (Topic Creator)2 years ago#5

VermilionX posted...


Ghost of sushi mama is limited by japan and history

this is pretty racist

Iscratchmyballs 2 years ago#6

I'm looking forward to Ghost of Tsushima. It's my most anticipated game of 2020!

I'm fully vaccinated with Moderna.

Maninstagnate 2 years ago#7

Ghosts because there hasn't been a vast open world feudal Japan game before and Elden Ring is probably going to be another one trick pony "souls" game with Game of Thrones writer.

kidesper 2 years ago#8

Elden ring

suckerpunch games dont do it for me.

VegaObscura 2 years ago#9

Both.

flkid 2 years ago#10

Its not even remotely close. Elden Ring will be the game of the whole gen.

FFX is the greatest game ever made.

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What game is better Ghost of Tsushima or Elden Ring?

Ghost of Tsushima is much easier than Elden Ring, and it has a much more comprehensible narrative. But this open-world samurai adventure still has a lot of elements that made Elden Ring work. Ghost of Tsushima features tight, technical sword combat, a large, interesting world and distinctive, varied side quests.

Will I like Elden Ring if I like Ghost of Tsushima?

18 Elden Ring Those that enjoyed the open-world explorative feeling of Ghost of Tsushima should check out From Software's latest release, Elden Ring. Although the difficulty takes some getting used to (unless players are already hardened from Sekiro), the world is incredibly expansive and beautifully designed.

Which is better Ghost of Tsushima or Sekiro?

Ghost of Tsushima is the better fit for most people looking for a fun samurai game and a way to relax after work. It's not wholly original, but it's polished and fun. I still prefer Sekiro for its thrill and unique design. If you want a challenging game that pushes sword fighting to the extreme, Sekiro is better.

Is Elden Ring a difficult game?

We've seen plenty of glowing praise for the latest FromSoftware game, including in our Elden Ring review. It's pretty safe to say that Elden Ring is a tough game. Frequent ambushes and enemies that can kill you with a single hit can make the first few hours very difficult.