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V Rising is a game that has taken a lot of good features from other games in the genre and discarded most of the bad features. It innovates with what we have already seen, but doesn't really bring anything new to the table. The combat is smooth and fun like it was in Battlerite, but not as interesting. The visuals and sound design are of good quality. The music is an exception - the endless loop of 4 single notes is as boring as it gets.
There is at least one obvious problem detrimental to the game and it has to do with the map and the time required for traversing through it. The teleport locations are too stretched out, but funnily enough that doesn't even matter since the teleport "bases" don't have any use due to not being able to use them with any crafting materials in your inventory. The crafting materials are too important to not carry them with you, since you are required to use them to repair your armor and craft helpful items. Thus you are forced to walk everywhere with a minor speed increase from a power that allows you to transform into a wolf.
The game is well worth a try and if you're into survival games, this will propably hook you for a while, but the problem of fast travel needs to be resolved for this to be a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

Ending was disappointing and the story in general too, even though being marketed to be co-written by G.R.R. M. There were some engaging elements to it, but it felt like the payoff wasn't really there.
Boss design was mostly terrible with some exceptions. Eight out of ten times the boss fights were frustrating, not interesting or engaging. The ridiculous aoe abilities and the aggressiveness the bosses had simply weren't fun to deal with.
I'm still giving the game a thumbs-up, since it had me playing it for quite a while and finishing it, even though I feel like not recommending it. I felt I had to force myself to play through it. The game experience gradually worsened after 30 or so hours due to the meaningless exploration in the mostly empty world and copy paste bosses.
When it comes to the music, sound design, player animations and particle effects, the Souls series really stepped up it's game and those factors were the saving grace for Elden Ring.
So yeah, in summary it is a good game, but surely the Dark Souls series offers a far better experience.

The game is one of a kind and is without a question worth your money IF you let yourself be immersed in the world. If you're not up for the roleplaying the way the game sets you up, the combat is still phenomenally enjoyable with all the variance there is to it. I finished the game on Tactician mode and one of the only negative things about the game is that I feel like killing everyone except the core characters is more fun than doing what they actually want you to do. When you do that, the game becomes a little dull since there is no real resistance to the chaotic approach.

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The graphics and visual effects are awesome and one of a kind for an isometric ARPG. Voice acting and ambient sound design are top notch (except when the game becomes mute).

However, if you are willing to try this game, be ready to die without any visual or auditory cues. Be prepared to die after succesfully avoiding targeted and AoE abilities.

Prepare to not be able to finish the game due to the last boss freezing and just standing there until the end of the world.

Gud game

Cons:
- bad netcode: at your end you managed to take cover in time,
but at your enemy's end you did not and you die
- optimisation is fairly weak: your fps' stability is bad even on high-end PCs
- money-hungry devs: you can buy expensive costumes with real money,
but not so much with the in-game currency
- imo PUBG can give you an adrenaline rush every now and then,
but mainly the gameplay is very dull - even when you win
- statistics are wiped quite often: there's no point in wiping statistics
if the game doesn't have a season system

Pros:
- easy access: you don't have to idle for long on loading screens
- quick queue times: you can find a match in a couple of seconds

In my opinion the cons weigh out the pros, so I can't recommend the game on full price.

This has to be the best playthrough ever.

The graphics were suprisingly good, but what really stunned me was the sound design: the ambient, narrative, voice-hearing and combat blended in together perfectly.

Every individual scene had the capability of giving me the shivers.
The game was stunningly in-depth with Norse mythology, the psychosis-spectrum and the loss of a loved one, the three main themes of the game.

The story can totally mix you up, but it all comes clear when you get to the ending.
When I finished the story, I was left staring the wall for 30 minutes straight. The game can be extremely touching if you are able to immerse in to the story. That's why you should buy & play Hellblade as well.

The game has mixed reviews, because it's player base is quite small. According to Steam charts Absolver had it's ~18 000 player peak near launch and it was a total mess back then with the game breaking lag and people stopped playing. The lag is gone now.
One of the leaving players was me, but not due to the lag. My save stopped working, which burned my motivation wholly. I tested out the game again and all I can say it's fantastic. The art style is refreshing, combat animations merge well together, armor (protections) are many and customizing your character is fun. Learning combat and move sets in general is rewarding - using your style's ability (dodge, absorb etc.) makes you learn moves made by enemies faster.
What I love the most is that you can make a unique character with it's own move sets and protections. There's no such thing as the best move set or style.
In my opinion, there are only two cons in the game - 1. Clumsy target switching: in 1vX it feels quite RNG on whom your character is going to land a strike. 2. Low playerbase - according to Steam charts' analytics for last 30 days is between 115 and 258 players.
I totally recommend to try the game on sale.