
Every legend starts somewhere and in The Elder Scrolls Online, it starts with you. Join millions of players in an online, fantasy RPG set in a vast living Elder Scrolls world.
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $11.99 on Steam · Türkiye (−40%). Compare 14 prices in 14 markets →
Reviews
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I played this game for years 6 years on the PS4 "ElderGodd" Now after taking a break for 5 years I back on PC Loving This Game Again "The Big Tuna Show" Love This Game, Can't Wait To See What They Do Next For Elder Scrolls!
I came back to this game after a decade + away. The main story leaves a lot to be desired but the zone-based main quest and overworld difficulty are fantastic additions. The game performs brilliantly and the new systems are a joy to work with while adding character depth. Monetization is awful. Probably one of the worst offenders from a western MMO perspective. There are so many zones, quest-lines etc that are locked-off. Do yourself a favor and get a sub. I would have liked to see more Skill Morphs beyond the first one. Champion Points etc are all nice but eventually most people are the same. I think many skills need to be revisited/improved.
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there are better mmos as of this review the game barely stays above 10k players on steam. ontop of that if you play a healer or dps class and you have an NPC thats a tank for solo duns why are dps getting aggro when thats the tanks job?? the first mmo ive played with weird combat system. enemies are easy and the combat is lack luster, graphics aged like milk and the game doesnt have a big online community anymore. for 5 bucks its ok but NOT full price. if you want an mmo with hard content go to xiv for ult and savages or classic WOW this game isnt it at all... also its crazy yall have players paying for a pass for a barely alive mmo still if they dont spend real money for cosmetics etc
I had just bought the game when i go to create an account. I fill out the fields for creating a new account and click create new account only to receive a notification saying that i've already created an account. I've never played this game in my life. I press "recover username/password" and i was notified that an email would be sent to me. I never received an email. Okay. So i create another account under a new email and i had to verify through that email that the account was mine that i was setting up. I didn't receive an email under that account either. I'm not sure if im doing something wrong, or if bethesda is living up to their reputation of being mentally slow, but i cannot log onto the game that i paid for because according to bethesda, my email is already in use. I cannot recover any username/password, i cannot create a new account with a new email, im locked out of this game. 0/5 stars, a total dissappoinment.
this game is horrible and add ons dont work. ♥♥♥♥ this developer
If you’re looking for an MMO with a massive world, deep lore, and hundreds of hours of content, The Elder Scrolls Online is one of the best options on Steam. Whether you enjoy questing, PvP, dungeon runs, crafting, or simply exploring, ESO offers something for almost every type of player. One of the game’s biggest strengths is its storytelling. Unlike many MMOs where quests feel repetitive, ESO delivers fully voiced characters, interesting side stories, and zones that feel alive. Fans of The Elder Scrolls series will especially appreciate the lore and freedom to explore iconic regions across Tamriel. The combat can feel a little unusual at first compared to traditional MMOs, but once you get used to it, it becomes fast-paced and rewarding. Character customization is also excellent, allowing players to experiment with different classes, builds, weapons, and playstyles without feeling locked into one role. Visually, the game still looks impressive, and the soundtrack creates an immersive fantasy atmosphere. The community is generally welcoming, especially for new players joining guilds or group activities. That said, ESO does have a few downsides. Some content is locked behind DLC or the optional ESO Plus subscription, and inventory management can become frustrating without it. The combat animations may also feel clunky to some players, especially in the beginning. Overall, The Elder Scrolls Online is a fantastic MMO that continues to improve with regular updates and expansions. It’s easy to recommend for both Elder Scrolls fans and MMO players looking for a huge world to get lost in. Recommended.
not worth it
Total piece of ♥♥♥♥. Happy that I bought it during the ~95% discount. Would’ve refunded it if I wouldn’t have forgotten. It’s not fun in any way, everything is extremely complicated and boring as hell.