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If your child has matured past fifth grade I think this game will be fine. Now, I looked at it and was a bit skeptical so I did a bit of research. My son, 15 at the time, asked me if he could buy this game. If you allow them to play games like Sims (Sims probably have more sexual content then this game) Gears Of War (A really bloody game) or DeadSpace your kid should be mature enough to handle the game.

Surprising the same amount of blood as assassinating someone in halo (Halo is a good game that has an extreme LACK of blood).In my opinion a 12 and above would be okay for the game. The worst thing I have seen is stabbing a dragon in the neck. The alcoholism and beer can be compared to a different game like 'Sims' they only is it in certain areas like bars and taverns, not people walking around selling beer to random kids. Also the game is violent which is about the only reason it is 'M'. All she does is follow you around and make you food and give you money now and then. Your wife doesn't really play a role though. There is a bit of cleavage not bad though. Other parents may sometimes do what I do and look at the back and say 'No' but ESPB (whatever it's call) sometimes get strict. This is one of the first games he got that I kinda enjoyed. Find out more about the DLC in our review of Eldest Souls, Depths of the Forgotten.Well I play some games with my sun before I let him go off and play it alone. Once you complete all three boss fights, you’ve completed the Depths of the Forgotten DLC, as the portal gate remains dormant despite your efforts. Take the elevator down to the first lower floor, then head north up the staircase to reach the first and best boss in the DLC, Zylad, Lord of Steel.Īs you defeat bosses, you’ll take the elevator down to lower and lower levels, culminating in The Rotting Crown area adorned with the bones of those who came before you. You’ll meet Orenai, the Watcher in the elevator room, and it will give you some background on what you should expect. There’s a practice dummy to your right, an unusable portal gate to the north, and a doorway shining with purple light to your left.īeyond the doorway is another elevator, this time leading into the Forsaken Depths. Take the boat across the water, and you’ll end up in a large hub area called Moonlight’s End. Walk to the right to find a rowboat leading north. Take it down to a place called the Sea Below. In the dark chamber beyond the forest door is an elevator. Say “Yes,” and proceed into the small room beyond. Approach it, and there will now be a button prompt that opens a menu asking if you want to use the Elevator Ignition Key.

There is, however, a door in the northwestern-most part of the Everforest that previously could not be opened. It’s odd because the world of base Eldest Souls has no clockwork or anything. It looks like no other item in the game, and its description specifically mentions “clockwork” mechanisms. To the right of the statue of the last king will be a new shiny item near some broken boxes. After beating The Watchdog, The Guardian, Eos, God of Unity, and Azikel, God of Light, head through the previously barred gate into the castle. You'll need to defeat four of Eldest Souls’ eight bosses to even have access to the door leading to the Depths of the Forgotten DLC.

#ELDEST SOULS WALKTHROUGH HOW TO#

How How to Access the Depths of the Forgotten DLC in Eldest Souls Eldest Souls isn’t the biggest game and isn’t too complex to explore, but the entrance to the Depths of the Forgotten is hidden well enough without being buried behind arcane requirements.

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