Gaming Nexus

23rd May 2014
The Elder Scrolls Online

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Travis Huinker
Publisher: Bethesda
Machine: PC (Windows)

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Scores

PC (Windows) Version
Overall80%

Summary

The Elder Scrolls Online is a solid massively multiplayer online experience. There is a variety of content both in the adventure and player-versus-player modes. A lack of risk-taking in the genre formula, however, holds the game back from being innovative or unique. Fortunately, the Elder Scrolls setting and lore are presented perfectly in addition to including one of the best player-versus-player systems in an MMO. Fans of the Elder Scrolls series who can overlook a monthly subscription fee are sure to find plenty to enjoy on their online adventures in Tamriel.

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