The Elder Scrolls Online

"Even though it still has areas to improve, it's finally a game worthy of the Elder Scrolls series."

We've now spent 12 days playing The Elder Scrolls Online, and now we're finally ready to offer our verdict on the ambitious MMORPG take on the popular Elder Scrolls franchise.

However, due to organisational changes made at Zenimax Online Studios, the game's updates have been pushed back.

The studio's game director, audio director, and more key positions were also guillotined in Xbox's sweeping cuts.

Individuals are already posting about losing their jobs, and the roadmaps for the game are shifting.

Season One of the MMORPG will debut in July.

Season Zero is free to all players, and arrives on the 2nd of April.

Everyone is getting a direct these days.

The roadmap for the year shows that plenty is in store for the long-running MMORPG.

This should make any class viable in any role, with the changes being community-sculpted.

Sackbird Studios is an independent developer with no outside investors and full creative control.

New adventures await in The Elder Scrolls Online.

For QuakeCon 2025, from today until 12 August you can try out the base game and PvP modes, as well as save your progression if you purchase the full game later.

A new studio head has been selected already.

The 11-year-old game continues to thrive.

Get ready to learn all about what will be coming to the MMORPG within the next year.

It's easy to understand why the game is so important to Bethesda.