The Elder Scrolls Online
Experience an ever-expanding story across all of Tamriel in The Elder Scrolls Online, an award-winning online RPG. Explore a rich, living world with friends or embark upon a solo adventure. Enjoy complete control over how your character looks and plays, from the weapons you wield to the skills you learn – the choices you make will shape your destiny. Welcome to a world without limits. PLAY THE WAY YOU LIKE Battle, craft, steal, siege, or explore, and combine different types of armor, weapons, and abilities to create your own style of play. The choice is yours to make in a persistent, ever-growing Elder Scrolls world. TELL YOUR OWN STORY Discover the secrets of Tamriel as you set off to regain your lost soul and save the world from Oblivion. Experience any story in any part of the world, in whichever order you choose – with others or alone.
Game Discussion
Steam User 127
It's pretty good, there's a LOT to do and it is fun to play alone or with friends. I like the game quite a bit, but I never enjoy it as much as I do playing with my grandmother, she has thousands of hours in ESO lol
Steam User 474
I like the game,hate the makers of the game. They promised in the beginning that all Dlc content would be free if you bought the game. They lied!
Steam User 158
Stoped playing World of Warcraft to get away from mmos for a whille . . .
Started ESO since i was bored and other releases are overpriced ea titles . . .
Much better community than wow at least , much more solo friendly since most of my friends play fps mostly .
If you are unsure about it just give it a try over free weekends and check it for yourself instead reading about it since we all have our own opinions and likes .
Steam User 127
I treat the game like a big singleplayer with the occasional social interaction. Lots of lore, stories, collectibles and a beautiful environment. Not much of an end game player. Got my main geared up as good as possible for a solo player and can tackle much of the game on my own at my own pace.
Steam User 68
I play this game mostly for classic elder scroll exploration and quest experience, treating it like other elder scroll single player game while ignoring many of it's multiplayer aspects. Experiencing morrowind in the past before ES3 Morrowind release, meeting character of legends mentioned in some elder scroll games. It's been great!
Steam User 69
Review from Oblivion / Skyrim player who does not play MMO´s
it´s surprisingly good.
i wasnt expecting all voices to be not only voice acted, but better than what we got for usual bethesda games.
the main storyline is very epic and grandiose.
the side-quests are lower stakes and entertaining.
crafting seems very involved though i didnt get into it much, same with house building.
phenomenal music.
great to visit some places i had never seen and re-visit some old favourites such as morrowind.
seems like the game can be played fine solo but it´s not difficult to find groups for the harder dungeons.
the downside; you better do what i did and wait for a decent sale otherwise it´s quite expensive if you want to purchase the whole game with all the areas.
that´s about it for the bad part, can´t think of anything else really..
i´m enjoying my time exploring and probably will continue to do so for quite a bit of time.
Steam User 109
ESO is a game that tells you that a subscription isn't required, and then super glues a crafting bag to you with a big combination lock with enough tumblers to put your credit card info in.
ESO is also a game that, at every level up, feels like it's jingling keys in your face, your character screaming in what i can only hope is excitement, as a new dungeon unlocks for queue. but most early dungeon queues are terrible to sit through, highly recommend doing quests while you wait.
Elderscrolls online feels like a world that doesn't want you here, but since you've bothered installing is trying to entertain you just enough that you'll pay the monthly sub.