The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited Standard Edition - Xbox One

super sharp. everything you would expect from canon

This game offers a ton of content with various land areas, side missions, and character development. The graphics and music are top notch, much like previous Elder Scroll games. Like other MMOs, you can put in as little or as much effort into the side tasks as you want, which helps avoid a sense of grinding. Despite having so much content, you will eventually feel a sense of repetiveness with the missions. The only drawback I've encountered so far is that as an MMO, there's the expectation that you'll be playing with other people, so some dungeons are only accessible if you're playing in a group. And naturally, this is where the best loot is found. If you don't have friends playing this game, there is the option of a "group finder" tool, but if you're looking to play solo this aspect might be disappointing.

I got the game when it first came out. Of course with any MMORPG the launch is going to experience huge lag. However, it should not have lasted that long. The European servers were not as full as the American one so I just switched over there permanently. The game itself is great, but I'm not sure if it will survive off the F2P micromarket system that it has in place now. Nontheless, I still support the game and I am a ESO + member. Right now I don't think ESO + is worth it, but when they release DLC then it will be as you don't have to pay for the DLC since it is included in the ESO + membership. You could probably have more than 200+ hours of gameplay and still not be finished, there is so much to do. Try to get a group running together doing quests and dungeons otherwise it can get boring by yourself after awhile.

Kind of got roped into playing this because I recommended a possible free to play fun MMO to my friend so he bought it on impulse. He could not stop playing Elder scrolls online and explained how fun it was. I followed and I bought it while it was on sale + have my gamers club and got a killer deal on the game so I don't feel so bad about it if I don't like it. Well I ended up liking it, a lot! It's very fun and I can see myself getting lost in many hours of adventuring like my days in Oblivion and Skyrim. Downfalls I have with this game is, It's Online only. Getting kicked for random reasons does get old. One day, this game's servers will shutdown and render it dead. I hate games like that so replay value = dead. It's a live in the moment kind of game. Play it now while it's big and it'll die for another MMO to be born type game. So personal recommendation. Buy this game on Sale and make sure you have Xbox Live. It's a lot of fun but don't pay full price for it. I've seen it hit sales twice. I snagged it for around $32 range after a sale + Gamers club. I feel it's worth that much thanks to it's online only nature.

This game looks good and is a lot of fun to play. If you enjoyed other Elder Scroll games definitely pick this up and even if you are new to the series this is still for you. Graphics look amazing and gameplay is very smooth. I was a little worried as I am used to these type of games on pc but it does work well with a controller. The only downside about this game is if you are trying to play with a friend. It is a little buggy to get teleported to friends and if you are not on the same exact quest and the same exact part of this quest it is pointless doing together. So as far as an MMORPG experience I don't really get the feeling of it. It is a great solo game and it does have a dungeon finder feature but I cannot comment on that as I have no used it yet. All and all a great game still some kinks to work out but I would imagine they will be fixed in time.

it's great in its own right. I was expecting, and kinda hoping for a game similar to Skyrim and in some ways it is. It's still open world, it's still a great RPG, it's still beautiful, it's still got all the races, and it's still amazingly fun and addicting. Some mechanics have changed how ever and not all for the better. Now your character isn't under a max weight limit, but a max item limit that starts out at an incredibly low sixty, but now there's an item bank!... Which also has a limit of sixty... Plus magic has completely changed and so has the combat system but that you have to realize is because it is now a HUGE MMORPG which I can understand and you eventually get past. All in all, it's new, it's different, but it's still got that amazing Bethesda feel to it!

This game is a great addition to the Elder Scrolls series. I loved Oblivion and Skyrim so this was a no brainer on day one. The graphics are beautiful and the gameplay is fun. Online only play is my only complaint because sometimes servers can be down (but that has not happened too much since launch). Other players can help kill enemies (which is nice) or take the quest items (which is annoying as this sometimes requires you to wait for the item to respawn so you can collect it).

I have only gotten to play this game for a few hours but every time I start to play it's hard to put it down. The graphics are great and it's got much of the gameplay similar to Skyrim. However, it does not have the solitary exploration but it is still super fun to play and other people will help you fight tougher enemies. There are thousands of quests, especially if you create a character on each of the three groups. Although the connection has been flaky so far, there has been significant improvement and is to be expected since this is one of the first MMORPGs on consoles. If you're an Elder Scrolls fan, a fantasy game fan, or just a general RPG fan, I strongly encourage you to buy this game.