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Travel The World In The Elder Scrolls Online, Meet Interesting Monsters, Then Kill Them
The Elder Scrolls Online is coming to consoles in less than two weeks. To get you up to speed on all the places you can go (and the monsters you can kill), Bethesda has released a new trailer.
This video introduces players to the different areas of Tamriel. You'll be able to revist Morrowind, Skyrim, Hammerfell, and other areas from past titles.
While there, you'll be able to take in the sights, meet some monsters, and then put them to death by sword or magic. It's an all-inclusive vacation.
The trailer also provides some information about the broader story, as Molag Bal attempts to conquer the world. You might want to stop that from happening.
The Elder Scrolls Online is now a one-time purchase game. The subscription fees have been dropped, but there are in-game purchases for customization and convenience items. It's out now on PC and Mac. PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions launch on June 9.
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