“Elden Ring Will Win Game of the Year” – Despite Getting a Tough Competition From God of War Ragnarok Fans Still Believe That From Software’s Magnum Opus Will Be the Game of the Year
Recent announcements of the nominees for the Game of the Year 2022 reveal some rather intriguing competitions amongst a few standout titles. This is another reason why so many fans are currently arguing online over which game will triumph over another. And the two titles God of War Ragnarok and Elden Ring are the primary topics of discussion.
Surprisingly, despite being a masterpiece, God of War Ragnarok fans are rooting for FromSoftware’s magnum opus Elden Ring. But why are supporters voting for Elden Ring instead of God of War? Is it just because the game has spent more time with fans?
Was The Year Of Elden Ring
There is a reason why fans root for one particular game over the other, and it is not the gameplay. The real reason why someone finds a game better than another lies in the factor of how much the game is actually satisfactory. Although God of War Ragnarok has brilliant storytelling prowess, Elden Ring marches ahead in another aspect, and that is replayability.
This is why fans have been rooting for the game so much. Unlike GOW Ragnarok, Elden Ring provides a much wider sense of being and purpose than God of War Ragnarok and its plot. Thus, there is a debate going on between fans for the game.
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Is Elden Ring A Dark Souls Game?
Hands down best game of the year, for months straight this game was every where and every one was talking about it. Its a masterpiece in so many ways and Im eager to see some DLC. pic.twitter.com/DmEfuX4pdf — Mokasakalaka (@DavidDinelli1) November 14, 2022
Pretty good list. It’s obviously gonna come down to Elden Ring and GoW no doubt. I hope Elden Ring wins but the PlayStation fanbase is very strong so I wouldn’t be surprised if GoW won — ⚡ (@Cyberfyed) November 14, 2022
One this more to notice here is the fact that the PlayStation fanbase is really supportive of God of War Ragnarok, but despite all this, Elden Ring is also a masterpiece that has been the talk of the community from the start of the year and thus is the reason, why it holds the most priority in the fandom.
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Elden Ring was a seminal moment for gaming on both console and PC. Introduced discussion that far surpassed anything else in terms of discussion breadth and depth. — Murani Lewis (@viewpv) November 14, 2022
Elden Ring wins for me. That one had the most game out of all of these. — Supreme Kai (@SupremeKaiZ) November 14, 2022
Additionally, God of War Ragnarok is a brilliant game but is a more focused storyteller than a video game. Elden Ring, on the other hand, has the ability to prove itself as a game. Although, the graphics for the game can be a little cartoony at times, in comparison to God of War Ragnarok, undoubtedly, the game has a strong hand in telling more visually than any other game in the entire list.
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All fantastic games. Stray, Xenoblade 3, HFW or Plague Tale 2 would win in any other year. However I think it's gonna come down to either Elden Ring or GoW : Ragnarok. — Saint (@SainttWolf) November 14, 2022
Do you also think that Elden Ring will be the Game of the year? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
Shivaditya Ghoshal is an eSports writer at . He holds a Bachelor's in Computer Applications and is currently pursuing his Master’s in Commerce from Lucknow. Shivaditya holds a keen passion for video games and follows all the latest releases and trends in the gaming industry.In the last decade, few developers have been as influential as From Software. Whether it's the challenging gameplay of Demon's Souls, the thoughtfully constructed worlds of Dark Souls, the compelling stories of Bloodborne, or the razor-sharp gameplay of Sekiro, each of its games has resonated in profound ways.
How Elden Ring Succeeds By Ignoring 20 Years Of Open World Design
The design of From Software's games is expertly calculated and balanced; that much comes through in the sense of discovery you feel as you inch through decrepit castles, unsettling forests, and otherworldly realms of darkness. It's in that triumphant swing of a sword that brings a seemingly insurmountable enemy to its knees, and the heartbreaking moment where a misstep allows a foe to bring you to yours.
The soaring highs and crushing lows of From Software's gameplay loops hinge on the foresight to know what a player will see, when they will see it, and how they're likely to react. On paper, an open world that affords the freedom to go anywhere and do anything would surely undermine the design principles that From Software has diligently refined to the precipice of perfection. And yet, Elden Ring showed that the opposite was in fact the case.
The Lands Between is vaster than anything that From Software has created before and empowers the player to take discovery and exploration into their own hands. From the very outset, those who have the determination to surmount the challenges they face can travel through verdant fields teeming with life, down into treacherous dungeons where monstrous sentinels await, through regions corrupted by rot, and even discover lost cities in the depths below.
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That From Software has been able to instill this sense of freedom alone is impressive, but being able to do this while also strengthening the design principles that are core to its games is a monumental achievement. It ensures that, all these years later, the defining features of the studio's games remain fresh. Elden Ring is a game that delivers a role-playing experience stronger than any that From Software has created before, one that encourages experimentation and venturing outside your comfort zone and rewards it with memorable gameplay opportunities. That could be circumventing one area of the game or unexpectedly falling into another, or it could be discovering an extraordinarily powerful spell or a devastating weapon. Regardless of which it is, what's important is that, at every step, Elden Ring inspires a sense of wonder that pulls you deeper and deeper into its world. Even when faced with challenges that seem impossible, it gives you the opportunity to seek adventure elsewhere and return when you feel more capable.
It's a game that, on a first playthrough, feels like it is infinite, always surprising with new jaw-dropping vistas and architecture of stunning scale, presenting you with hardier challenges and bestowing you with new rewards. And upon subsequent playthroughs, Elden Ring continues to give, allowing players to experience more questlines, encounter characters nestled away in dark corners, and develop a deeper understanding of the narrative driving the struggle for the fate of the Lands Between.
In my review, I said Elden Ring was contrariant in almost every way, and its commitment to design by subtraction placed the responsibility of charting their journey in the hands of the player. All these months later, the impact of that has not lessened. I previously said Elden Ring stands head and shoulders above other open-world titles, and as bold as that statement is, I believe it even more strongly today. In Elden Ring, From Software redefined its design philosophy for its first true open world, and in doing so, it raised the bar for the genre even higher. It's a game that guarantees that the studio will remain as influential as it has been up until this point for years to come.
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