Elder Scrolls Online

If you're a PlayStation 5 player hoping to dive into the upgraded version of The Elder Scrolls Online today, you might be having a bad time. Currently it seems there is an issue with Sony's server and those who bought digital versions, where the PlayStation 5 is requiring a disk to play.

If you're one of the lucky folks who own an Xbox Series X|S or PS5, today is the day you'll be able to play ESO Console Enhanced on your system of choice. And we've got a new trailer to boot.

In an interview with IGN's Ryan McCaffrey, Elder SCrolls Online's Matt Firor talked about the MMO itself, as well as the possibility of an ESO sequel.

The Elder Scrolls Online wasn't missing from the E3 2021 showcase, as the development team at ZeniMax Online Studios revealed a few new tidbits of information on the future plans for the Gates of Oblivion story this year.

The folks over at the Elder Scrolls Online community stream team will be hosting their next live stream this Friday, June 11. And you'll have the chance to win Alienware gear.

After Elder Scrolls Online's Blackwood released on PC, Mac, and Stadia last week, it's the turn of the consoles today. Check out the all-new trailer for Blackwood as the chapter releases on console.

Bradford loves MMORPGs. However, there are occassions where the "massively multiplayer" can get in the way of the RPG aspects of a game, such as a recent experience in The Elder Scrolls Online.

Elder Scrolls Online received its recent chapter Blackwood just last week. While launch-day server issues were at a minimum, it seems like bugs still slipped through the cracks, including one affecting companions.

The latest chapter in the Elder Scrolls Online series has officially launched on PC, and we've been hard at work in Tamriel sizing it up. Here is our review in progress of ESO: Blackwood.

Blackwood has finally released on PC, Mac, and Stadia this past Tuesday. And Shank's been playing it! What have he been up to? Allow him to regale you all.

Elder Scrolls Online just received its latest chapter, Blackwood, yesterday on PC, Mac, and Stadia. Alongside Blackwood, Update 30 also released and brought several bug fixes. However, PvP received item set bonuses returning, in addition to free champion points respec.

As The Elder Scrolls Online's next chapter launches today, we took some time last week to sit down with the MMO's creative director, Rich Lambert, to discuss the lead up to its launch. As Blackwood opens Leyawiin, Gideon and more to players, the ESO team at ZeniMax Online Studios is just hoping to have a stable launch this time around.

The next chapter for Elder Scrolls Online is Blackwood and it launches today for PC with consoles following on June 8. Blackwood brings a bunch of new features and locations for Elder Scrolls Online. Here's how it breaks down.

When you load up a new character in The Elder Scrolls Online, typically you'd jump into the tutorial. That tutorial depended on what the latest Chapter release you owned. Now, though, ZeniMax has created what it calls a 'universal experience' for players in a new tutorial, regardless of which release you're starting with.

Zenimax is bringing Endeavors to Elder Scrolls Online which look to be an alternative way to earn Crown Crate items via a new currency. However, this feature is not launching immediately. Read on for more details.