10 HARDEST Elden Ring Bosses That Require Incredible Skill

Elden Ring (PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S/One) is basically the king of bosses. Here are some of the most challenging.

0:00 Intro
0:13 Margit, The Fell Omen
2:02 Fire Giant
4:02 Starscourge Radahn
6:06 Full-grown Fallingstar Beast
7:29 Mohg, Lord of Blood
9:12 Astel, Naturalborn of the Void
10:18 Godfrey, First Elden Lord / Hoarah Loux
11:28 Godskin Duo
12:57 Radagon of the Golden Order / Elden Beas
14:20 Malenia, Blade of Miquella

[Ennahdee]

Mohg was easy for me... though pretty tough for the other 2 who attacked him while I shouted encouragement from behind a pillar.

[mason_woodruff]

Falcon: “Margit’s the first true test this game throws at you.”

Tree Sentinel: “Am I a joke to you?”

[cameronwigington]

Anyone remember pre-nerf Radahn on release week?... an absolute force to be reckoned with. Insane hit box and one-shotting great arrows that made you wanna throw your controller through the TV. Poor guy is a pushover now

[zgvklrd]

I surprised Maliketh doesn't count as hard boss. His agility and movement was badass and also very fan to fight.

[IIISWILIII]

The Draconic Tree Sentinel Knight guarding the Capitol deserves an honorable mention

[joeysmith]

I think commander niall is worth mentioning. I beat starscourage and the fire giant, but Niall was so impossible.

[softpalace]

I have to respect your commitment to bringing the lordsworn greatsword all the way into the end game.

[royalflush]

"I am Melannia. Blade of Miquella."
Every elden ring player would've heard that on repeat a million times.

[SacredWalrus]

I mostly agree but I have one thing to say, WHERE IS MALIKETH. I did not find aster that hard but maliketh was easily top three difficulty for me. All of that aside Thanks for more Elden ring content

[AmanSinghAmmy]

Not gonna lie elden ring was my 1st game in dark Souls franchise and at start I was like I wasted money on the game but after I beat margit it was a amazing feeling and I was motivated to get more challenging bosses after 150 hours I finally completed the main story and still exploring the world

[zayzo]

Godskins get to take a nap everytime I step in the room😂😂😴😴

[clarkus]

Elden ring was my first from software game so I went straight to Margit severely under leveled. Didn't know the controls very well but was still determined to beat him. Took me around 4 hours of non stop trying until I finally got it done. That was such a great feeling of accomplishment that I had not felt from a game in a very long time.

[thegoldendoge]

“Put these foolish ambitions to rest” still gives me shivers from how many times I died from him

[dblegends]

Ain’t no way mallikith isn’t in this list

[cadingibson]

Just finished my first playthrough and beat all of these solo; boy were some of them hard and frustrating. Even so, I immediately started a ng+. What a great game!

[anassmouradi]

Man, those 3 months when we all played the game at the same time as it came out were so magic and beautiful..together we shared every little detail, helped eachother. Simply, the souls game are the best community

[humblelootfarmer]

Completely with the sentiment that the Fire Giant is the start of a very long stretch of bosses that get more and more increasingly difficult until the very end. Theres a lot of them that just have attacks that just go on and on and you find yourself just standing or dodging moves waiting to attack in a tiny window.

[mohammadaman]

Bell bearing hunter and Godskin Apostle from Caelid, Draconic Tree Sentinel, valiant gargoyle duo. If we try to fight them early on in the game, they are almost impossible.

[Jacatoja]

For margit the most memorable voice line for me is his whole intro "Foul Tarnished!"

[ViceGR]

Twin gargoyles at nokron were tough for me. Also from non bosses, the Crucible Knights and the Runebears gave me more hard time than most of the bosses you refered. Thats elden ring i guess