Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's no Skyrim, but it is great to be able to explore so many different provinces with almost no end of missions in sight. My only complaint is the constant online maintenance.

Don't go into it expecting it to be like Skyrim but online. This is definitely an MMO. It is fun to play with friends so don't buy it if you only looking for a solo experience.

While I havent yet delved into the MMO side. I can already see that there will be the need as i am one that tries completing all quests. Just wish had more slots for abilities

i did not enjoy this game as i normally do not play online, and i remember why, to many problems with people and their mouths.

Me and my friends play for fun not as addictive as wow but is a good game to play for a bit to tide us over till the big Christmas rush of games start flooding the market.

This is another entry into the elder scrolls universe, a award winning and long franchise produced by an epic triple A developer, Bethesda. Epic mmo rpg with no subscription cost ( unless you want it but it's not nessisary) definitely a game that will be mentioned in the best of lists made @ the end of the year

I was never able to get into this world in the past incarnates of this game. This version is great. There are a few minor issues with the inventory system, but with that aside this has kept me busy for hours and hours. The plus is that I've been playing it with my father, son, and brother online. Great fun.

Really fun game at first but gets too repetitive and boring further in. Also some levels must be played with other players.

Massive game which is better played with others. Improved and no subscription fees required other than PlayStation plus.

While ESO is a pretty good game for solo, it's easily 10 times better with a friend. There are always plenty of quests to do, and rewards are respectable. Enemy encounters are almost too simple unfortunately; perhaps I'm not far enough into the game, but I never truly feel challenged. I would probably feel a little disappointed, had I paid full price, but at under $30 it's a good game.

Pretty much just ESO but for consoles. So if you enjoyed on pc, you will enjoy it here. Seems to have a bit more latency issues than we have on pc only downside

I really didnt care for the pc version since it suffered alot from basically everything, but the conse version is very good feels right at home on the console

In the day and age where game studios give you the buns of the burger with your initial game purchase and make you buy dlc to get the patty (looking at you Battlefront), Bethesda games continues to set the standard. Beautifully done game with plenty of storyline before you add in the DLC.

The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited takes the same addictive exploration formula in previous Elder Scrolls games and expands on in in an MMO setup.

The game overall is good but it is missing a lot of things from the pc version and that mmo's need. Such as timers for buffs and debuffs and also the ability to toggle through enemies which causes you unable to take out healers or archers from a distance if there are warriors in your path.

I had ESO on the PC during the initial release. Since they moved to their Free to Play model, i picked it up again on the PS4 to see how things had changed. Pretty great over all, and still supported well by the developers.

Loved Skyrim. I'm not too sure yet on the multiplayer/online aspect as I am low-level and mostly just questing the story line. Hope for more action later.

It had some glitches upon release, but what can you do... It's similar to Skyrim and fun. It had a HUGE patch on PS4 that took HOURS, which was a bummer.

Fun to play, lots of content. Better if you can play with other people.

Never really played many MMOS or Elder Scroll games besides.. Oblivion.. this ones really good.. Do research before buying.. might not be for everyone.