Quality game. Massive world to play in and easy to pick up. I will be buying!

Good for those who wish to just play casually, or for the more streamilined players pursuing the best the game has to offer. PS4/Xbox doesn't have many MMORPG choices but this is a great intro into the genre.

Perfect for time wasters. Or someone who's got plenty of it. As a part time gamer I never spend more then three hours playing this game. The main idea is to gain power and all the skills of the character that you will choose.

Endless war

Takes all your time

Fast, accurate and cheap. Came to Croatia within 7 days.

There's a ton of great content in The waiting for solo and group-focused players alike, including crafting, PvP, four-man dungeons, and raid-like Trials at the endgame. The gamepad controls are pretty good, which makes the action-heavy combat work well from the couch.

Tons of leveling content; Unintrusive cash shop; Good controls

Awkward socializing; Wonky menus

There are few metaphors more persistent in gaming than the massively multiplayer role-playing game as an amusement park. World of Warcraft sets players loose in a playground not dissimilar to Disney World.

Enormous world is overflowing with gorgeous locales to explore; Score transmits the energy of a grand epic fantasy even when the rest of the game fails to; Quest design strays away from tired MMOG conventions

Characterization and dialogue are bland cardboard cut-outs of emotion or personality; Combat is often a slog and devoid of weight and impact; MMOG elements still feel glued on to a single-player shell

The Elder Scrolls Online features entertaining quests, dynamic combat, and a whole lot of other people. Sadly, those other people largely feel like an unnecessary addition to the game.

Entertaining; diverse; and well-written quests; Flexible but balanced character progression and combat; Good PvP setup

Poorly implemented voice chat; no text chat; Game systems work against positive player interaction

If you've been holding off on picking up The Elder Scrolls Online in the hopes that there will be a definitive edition released at some point in the game's lifespan, then The Elder Scrolls Online: Gold Edition is the ideal point to jump in to the world of Tamriel and join the fight for control of...

I like the Elder Scrolls series. Loved Skyrim ; who wouldn't? Well, RPG geeks out there like me can prepare to "get their Nord on" with The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited .

The Elder Scrolls series has always had a fiercely loyal fan-base, the size of which exploded with Skyrim in 2011. The Elder Scrolls Online is not actually developed by the regular studio, Bethesda, with it instead only publishing the title, leaving development to ZeniMax Studios.