Greymoor may be a paint by numbers expansion to The Elder Scrolls Online, but it still manages to be a nostalgic return to the glory days of Skyrim that is enhanced by the fascinating Antiquities system and scenic locales.
The online edition of veteran title the Elder Scrolls has been enjoying extended activity and updates since its release back in 2014. But now it faces a busy year, as the RPG has a busy schedule for 2019 with the announcement of a new story chapter. Developers Bethesda Softworks and Zenimax Online yesterday released the cinematic trailer for Elsweyr, the …
ESO remains a hodge-podge of great and terrible things about The Elder Scrolls as a franchise. Its Summerset expansion brings a relatively interesting new locale and suite of abilities, quests and group activities but improves little on the technical side. Its world can envelop for brief periods, but there is usually some hiccup lurking just around the corner to ruin your time.
Archaic controls aside, Morrowind was an achievement not only in storytelling but in atmosphere as well. Harsh and unforgiving, the third core chapter of the Elder Scrolls made solitude a danger and the mountains menacing. Every layer of Morrowind managed to combine into something that few games were capable of being at the turn of the century: An experience. 16 years later, and it’s finally time to return to Vvardenfell. I’ve had my ass handed to me in the new PvP Battlegrounds arena, barely survived an Ashlander ambush and wiped out badly with a group of optimistic adventurers in the Halls of Fabrication. It’s good to be home.
Bethesda hopes to release The Elder Scrolls Online on consoles this year, but it's not promising anything.
The Elder Scrolls Online game is reportedly being overrun with bots which are mining gold and ruining the experience for everyone.
Zenimax online really, really wants to fix The Elder Scrolls Online's bugs, promising the game will get better every week.
I hope you weren't waiting for the Elder Scrolls Online to hit consoles - it's apparently been hit with a six month delay.
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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