This year I had the pleasure of discovering The Mane Quest, a website dedicated almost entirely to horses used in Elden Ring Runes video games. Since Elden Ring now out, and with riding featuring prominently, I wanted to check to see if they had thoughts about the game's rider. I've not been disappointed.
The website, which is run by creator of the game and horse, Alice Ruppert, takes a humorous and yet incredibly pragmatic approach to topic This Elden Ring review is no different. Instead of reviewing the game itself the review simply takes a look at Torrent--and the other horses as well. It also analyzes the extent to which they are "realistic" their animation and controls are.
For games like Red Dead Redemption 2, their coverage obviously leans toward the more realistic side of thingssince these are actual horses that we play with and can be directly in comparison. In Elden Ring, though, these aren't horses at all which is why the review is a little different.
The neck of Torrent has enough furry shaggy hair to make a Jorvik Wild jealous. His long forelock and wide set ears provide him with buy Elden Ring Runes the Highland Cattle, fresh-out-of-bed look, and there are many dapples on his butt that are adorable, though sadly mostly hidden by tack and baggage.
