Ryse: Son of Rome Xbox Price Comparison

Name: Ryse: Son of Rome (Xbox)
Brand: Xbox Game Studios

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Ryse: Son of Rome Specs & Game Info

How Long to Beat Ryse: Son of Rome

Ryse: Son of Rome takes about 6 hours to beat, or 19 hours to complete everything.

Main Story: 6 hours
Main Story + Extra: 8 hours
Completionist: 19 hours

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Ryse: Son of Rome Ratings

Well rated

Ryse: Son of Rome scores 74/100 from 31,644 player reviews across 9 sources.

OpenCritic: 64/100
Metacritic: 61/100
Xbox18,489 reviews: 4.2/5
Steam13,155 reviews: Very Positive

About Ryse: Son of Rome

This action game puts you in the role of Marius Titus, a Roman soldier fighting barbarian bandits to avenge his family. The setting spans ancient Rome and Britannia during wartime, where you lead troops while rising through military ranks to defend the Roman Empire. You engage in brutal combat mechanics within a third-person perspective that includes quick-time events and gore. The adventure is linear and follows Marius's journey home for final revenge. The game offers single-player, multi-player, and co-op modes. Completing the main story takes about 6 hours, while including extras extends play to roughly 8 hours. A completionist run requires approximately 19 hours. The game is rated Verified on Steam Deck. It is a self-published release from Crytek.Read more

Ryse: Son of Rome Details

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Release Date

Developers

Crytek

Publishers

Xbox Game Studios

Features

Genres

Action

Tags: Hack and Slash Quick-Time Events Rome Third Person Gore Linear
War Atmospheric Nudity Benchmark Short
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Blood and GoreSexual ContentPartial NudityStrong LanguageIntense Violence

Ryse: Son of Rome Critic Reviews and Review Scores

IGNBrian Albert

Ryse is an entertaining ride that often values spectacle over skill.

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EurogamerOli Welsh

By the time you've seen that ending, though, you'll have unlocked the majority of Marius' upgrades, and there's nothing like enough substance to the gameplay to tempt you to run the campaign on another difficulty setting or to lure you into long-term engagement with the two-player arena mode. There's no brains, no muscle, no fibre beneath Ryse's extravagantly engineered good looks - this game rings loud but hollow. Crytek likes to contrast Marius' moral strength with the vanity and cruelty of Nero and his made-up sons, but Ryse feels like a product of their dying empire. It's just empty decadence.

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PC GamerEmanuel Maiberg

Ryse: Son of Rome's combat and incredible graphics are entertaining, but it's too narrow and repetitive, even for a short game.

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Game InformerAndrew Reiner

In the five hours it took to complete Ryse, I experienced a whirlwind of excitement and disgust. I loved the sights, sounds, and basic combat, and loathed the finishers and gameplay deviations

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GameSpotKevin VanOrd

Ryse: Son of Rome is a repetitive and tedious homage to the gruesome battles showcased in the film 300.

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