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Metacritic - 91 (30 reviews)
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TechRadar Gaming - 5/5

A near-perfect port of FromSoftware's masterpiece, Elden Ring sings on Switch 2. Minimal pop-in and occasionally stuttery enemy animations are easily overlooked when performance is otherwise so slick in handheld mode. If you want to play Elden Ring on the go, this is simply the best way to do it.

Creatice Bloq - 5/5

Despite fears and delays, Elden Ring Tarnished Edition is an excellent way to experience FromSoftware's intimidating yet flexible open world masterpiece, whether you're discovering The Lands Between for the first time or a glutton for punishment back for more.

What's It Like - 96/100

Elden Ring Tarnished Edition was well worth the wait on Switch 2, bringing us the base Elden Ring experience and the exceptional Shadow of the Erdtree expansion in the same package. Sure, there might be moments where performance slightly dips, but these do little to get in the way of this challenging and grand adventure. For gamers who have never experienced Elden Ring, this is a fantastic way to do so, and for returning players like myself, having this outstanding world available on a handheld is the perfect excuse to return to the Lands Between. Much like how the original Elden Ring was a defining Souls-like of the genre, Elden Ring Tarnished Edition is one of the defining ports on Switch 2, bringing a sprawling action RPG to a hybrid device. It's polished, punishing, and an essential purchase for those looking for their next challenge.

RPG Fan - 95/100

It helps that I've played a lot of other Souls-likes since that first playthrough. And like the proper Soulsborne titles, some of them do things better than Elden Ring. Maybe they have more varied encounters. Maybe the camera doesn't fight you at every turn. Maybe jumping isn't so painful. But, even with all of this game's flaws (and I stick by them), Elden Ring gives you the widest canvas to play with, it understands mood and scope, and it's singular and important because of it.

Meristation - 9.5/10

From Software proves their great work porting Elden Ring to Nintendo Switch 2.

Dualshockers - 9.5/10

It's honestly hard to "review" a game that's been widely praised as Elden Ring four years after the fact. Ultimately, only one thing matters here with the Tarnished Edition: how is the performance? The game is most certainly taking some shortcuts here to get the game running on Switch 2 hardware. That said, there's a chance you'll only notice those shortcuts if you're actively looking for them. Elden Ring Tarnished Edition is one of, if not the, best third-party games on the Nintendo Switch 2.

Universo Nintendo - 9.5/10

ELDEN RING Tarnished Edition arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 as a surprisingly accomplished adaptation of one of the most remarkable games of recent years. Despite the hardware's natural limitations, it preserves the game's scale, atmosphere and sense of exploration remarkably well, with consistent performance and visuals that are particularly impressive in handheld mode. With Shadow of the Erdtree included, this is a complete and compelling version for anyone who wants to explore the Lands Between away from the TV.

Press Start Australia - 9.5/10

While it feels like the impact of Breath of the Wild is waning as the open world genre starts to stagnate again, Elden Ring stands out as not only an achievement in FromSoftware's hall of fame, but also as an open-world RPG. Elden Ring is without a doubt, FromSoft's most ambitious undertaking yet, and like Dark Souls before it, I believe it will leave a permanent mark on both the open-world genre and the games industry in general.

Gaming Boulevard - 9.5/10

I already knew Elden Ring was an incredible game, so Tarnished Edition had something different to prove. Could FromSoftware really bring the Lands Between to Switch 2 without turning it into a version that constantly reminds you of the hardware it's running on? After playing both docked and handheld, I think they pulled it off. It remained stable during my time with it, felt responsive in crucial moments and even now, seeing an adventure this massive running on a portable Nintendo system is kind of crazy. The new classes, armor, weapons and Torrent options are fun extras, while having Shadow of the Erdtree included makes this an enormous release for newcomers. Returning players will mostly come back for the portability, and for me, that was enough to drag me into the Lands Between all over again. Four years later, Elden Ring is still incredibly difficult to put down and the Switch 2 version proved that once more.

Nintenduo - 93/100

FromSoftware's portable miracle: despite a somewhat erratic frame rate, Elden Ring arrives on Switch 2 running well and becoming the most versatile and special version yet.

Nintendo Insider - 9/10

Elden Ring Tarnished Edition does a pretty solid job of converting FromSoftware's lauded epic to the Nintendo Switch 2, even if it ends up being more similar in terms of technical performance to the original release than more modern ones. I doubt many will mind those sacrifices in order to have the game portable-ready wherever it's needed. Those who already exhausted the game on other platforms won't find much new here beyond that portable aspect and a few extra goodies, but that might be enough given just how well-crafted Elden Ring is. As for newcomers, I would say that if you enjoyed Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom and are looking for something that scratches a similar itch but with a lot more spice, this might just be your next favorite game.

Cube3 - 9/10

Words can hardly capture the wonders within Elden Ring. Apart from a few cheap boss battles, this is one of the best action RPGs ever made. Tarnished Edition is as complete as it gets and contains roughly three games' worth of content. Why can't all games be crafted with this much vision and boldness? The lunacy of it looking and running as well as it does on Nintendo Switch 2 makes this an absolute must-have for the console.

Nintendo Life - 9/10

Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition is a tremendous achievement and one of the finest games you can currently play in the Switch 2 library. Offering up an enormous and densely packed open world, tons of tough boss encounters to overcome, a huge DLC endgame expansion, and presenting it all with great performance, there are few (if any) games in the console's library that can match it in spectacle, difficulty, and raw quality. If you've ever been a Soulslike fan or are simply looking for a deep and challenging game that takes full advantage of the Switch 2's power, you owe it to yourself to pick this up whenever you can. Elden Ring deserves the praise it's received as one of the games that defined a generation, and it feels right at home on Nintendo's handheld.

JeuxVideo - 18/20

Elden Ring makes a successful debut on Switch 2 with a genuinely impressive port! Despite some performance dips and noticeable aliasing, the essentials remain intact: the epic scale of the adventure, the art direction, and the intensity of the combat. Combining the base game and Shadow of the Erdtree, this Tarnished Edition stands out as a rock-solid version for discovering (or rediscovering) the Lands Between on Nintendo's console.

Vooks - 4.5/5

Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition will remind long-term FromSoftware fans why the game received so much praise in 2022, while new players will get to discover the Lands Between for themselves. As it becomes less surprising that the Switch 2 can handle these big current-gen titles, it remains impressive that it manages to do so. If you bounced off Elden Ring previously, it's a great time to give it another go.

Gamereactor UK - 9/10

The Switch 2 isn't the best place to experience Elden Ring for the first time, but that doesn't detract from the quite incredible feeling of being able to play a game of this scale and calibre on the go, something I, as a little boy playing Game Boy games, never thought would be possible. The expected glitches are, by and large, the only compromise I'm personally more than willing to accept in order to play one of my favourite games whenever and wherever I like. All in all, an extremely competent port of this masterful role-playing game, which largely preserves its breathtaking world and that incomparable sense of adventure, danger, and mystery.

Level Up - 9/10

ELDEN RING: Tarnished Edition is an impressive Nintendo Switch 2 port that proves the wait was worth it. While it makes some visual and technical compromises compared to more powerful platforms, its performance is consistent enough that these limitations rarely get in the way. The portable experience is excellent, and the two new starting classes provide a nice excuse for veterans to begin another adventure. The lack of cross-save is a missed opportunity, but overall, this is an excellent way to experience FromSoftware's acclaimed masterpiece on the go.

Hobby Consolas - 89/100

If you can overlook the price and the format—and haven't played it before—Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition is one of the best experiences you'll have on Nintendo Switch 2... and in your life.

Multiplayer.IT - 8.5/10

What hasn't fully convinced us so far is the network infrastructure: in some areas, we struggled to find summon signs or get our own to appear in other players' games, even when using FromSoftware's complex password system. This—combined with the fact that the Switch 2 version of Elden Ring does not share servers with Xbox, PlayStation, or PC—severely limited the accessibility of this aspect of the experience, which otherwise benefits immensely from the traces left by other players, such as messages on the ground, co-op assistance, and even invasions. That said, on the few occasions we did find other players, the game ran perfectly—exactly what one would expect from a title that has had years to mature and undergo optimization. We also hope that, once the game hits store shelves, players will flock to the Nintendo console's servers in large numbers.

The Games Machine - 8.2/10

Elden Ring Tarnished Edition proves to be a far more convincing port than initial tests had led us to fear, successfully bringing the Lands Between to Switch 2 with technical compromises that—while undeniable—never truly undermine the experience. The real highlight remains the package itself, which includes the base game and Shadow of the Erdtree, offering hundreds of hours of content and once again confirming the extraordinary quality of FromSoftware's work. The new features in the Tarnished Edition are more nice-to-haves than substantial additions, yet they still serve as a welcome incentive for those looking to return to the Lands Between. The price point is open to debate, given the game's age, but I have a strong feeling that this won't be enough to deter the most die-hard FromSoftware fans. Aside from that and a few inevitable visual compromises, the final result far exceeds expectations, bringing one of the best action RPGs of recent years to Switch 2 in a handheld version that finally lives up to the game's reputation.

The Sixth Axis - 8/10

Switch 2 owners are about to discover the world of Elden Ring. If they've never experienced it elsewhere, then the magic that stretches through every fibre of the game remains intact, and in handheld especially, offers a thoroughly enjoyable version of the game. If you've played elsewhere, however, the performance downgrades may be too much to take.

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