The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited Standard Edition - PlayStation 4

I got this for my husband for his birthday and he absolutely loves it! It’s a game that he will be playing for a while so it’s worth the money!

This game really lives up to the Elder Scrolls, Bethesda name. Just like the title states, this game is splendid. I personally love everything about the game, character creation is stunning, combat is amazing, not to mention I love the story line. This game is definitely worth owning and if the PS4 is just as good, you should order it now.

While not quite the same feel as Skyrim, still very fun and worth it. Great deal, very affordable through Gamer's Club.

As someone who likes the MMO genre but doesn't want to commit to a monthly fee or a really complicated battle system (I'm looking at you, FFXIV), this game's a good middle ground. It's light enough that you can put it down for while and then pick it back up again without feeling as though the universe left you behind, but still provides a lot of choice and content so that you don't get bored quickly. Neither does it twist your arm into purchasing DLC; thus far, everything has been optional, and while it does insist on giving you a reminder every time you log in, I find this much better than other games that make every effort to cripple your experience if you don't buy their additional content. It has a lot of different path choices and the ability to make multiple characters, so that's appreciated and a good source of replay value. Basically, if you've played other ES games, then you know the kind of depth I'm talking about. I've only had a couple instances of server lag, but those wore off pretty quickly. I would have liked to see a more effective in-game communication system with other players, but at the same time I'm glad that ESO avoided the mistake of FFXIV and Warframe by spilling a livechat onto your screen so that you're constantly catching snippets of random conversations. Overall, a good game so far that I foresee myself putting a lot of time into.

Look, I'm not gonna lie: I don't really like MMOs in the traditional sense. They require you to have these weird things called FRIENDS who have to help you out whenever you're gaming, and it's just a hassle I don't like to deal with. I like the exploration aspects of an MMO, just not the social ones. That having been said, ESO is just about an ideal choice for someone who isn't big on MMOs but still wants to try one. I'd say about 75% of the quests overall can be solo-ed, and the ones that can't are conquerable with a couple pickup groups here and there. This allows you to experience the Elder Scrolls beauty and charm firsthand, all the caves and scenic vistas and monsters and wizards, without having to worry about your pals offline not having your back. Overall, the game is pretty much just a nice Skyrim knockoff with some MMO elements put into play. Free to play, too, so at least you don't get gouged if you end up not bothering to finish the thing because you're not into online gaming. I'm not, but I still dug ESO. Weird, huh?

Pretty awesome game but just be ready to grind, there's alot to do

Big open world with tons of side quests that will keep you busy grinding for hours. Create and customize many different characters with different classes to choose from.

Great MMO to enjoy with friends or solo, so much to do to keep you busy for hours whether it be on rainy days or just a casual day! Worth the pick up if you want to experience this world with friends!