You Can Play The Elder Scrolls Online Free for a Week

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You Can Play The Elder Scrolls Online Free for a Week

//cdn.themis-media.com/media/global/images/library/deriv/1396/1396496.jpgIf you've always wanted to try The Elder Scrolls Online, but didn't want to pony up the cash, you can play free for a week starting tomorrow.

Morrowind is coming [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/169424-Morrowind-is-the-next-expansion-for-the-elder-scrolls-online] to the The Elder Scrolls Online on June 6, but if you haven't played the Zenimax Online MMO yet, you can try it for free for one week starting tomorrow.

Zenimax is calling it The Elder Scrolls Online Free Play Week, and it kicks off tomorrow, April 11, at 10 AM ET. You can play on all three platforms: PC, PS4, or Xbox One. Here are the links to download the Free Play client for each platform (If the free version is not currently displaying, it should appear soon):

Steam (PC) [http://store.steampowered.com/app/306130/]
PlayStation 4 [https://store.playstation.com/#!/en-us/games/the-elder-scrolls-online-tamriel-unlimited/cid=UP1003-CUSA00132_00-GAMECLIENT000000]
Xbox One [http://news.xbox.com/2017/04/10/elder-scrolls-online-free-play-days-xbox-live-gold]

The free week includes access to all areas of the base game, but not the DLCs, as well as 500 Crowns (premium currency) to spend in the Crown Store. Once the event ends, all of your characters, any items you purchase, and your progress will all carry over to the full game if you purchase it. If you have tried the game on previous free weekends or similar events, your characters and progress are still there, waiting for your return. The full game, as well as the Gold Edition and Crown Packs, will be on sale in all three digital stores for the duration of the event.

You can find more information about the free week, and the game itself, over on the official Elder Scrolls Online website [http://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/2017/04/10/join-the-eso-free-play-week].

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[Saelune]

They could use actual screenshots of the game...its not like it is an ugly game. These weird painted ones are...well, weird.

 

[Setch Dreskar]

They could use actual screenshots of the game...its not like it is an ugly game. These weird painted ones are...well, weird.

Are we not looking at the same thing? Cause all the screenshots here on the escapist are ingame, or is their official site not using ingame screens?

 

[Saelune]

They could use actual screenshots of the game...its not like it is an ugly game. These weird painted ones are...well, weird.

Are we not looking at the same thing? Cause all the screenshots here on the escapist are ingame, or is their official site not using ingame screens?

It isnt the ESO I have been playing. At best they like, edited over the pictures.

The one with the Flame Atronach and the one with the elf in the kitchen/house are definitely not in-game.

 

[DeliveryGodNoah_v1legacy]

They could use actual screenshots of the game...its not like it is an ugly game. These weird painted ones are...well, weird.

Are we not looking at the same thing? Cause all the screenshots here on the escapist are ingame, or is their official site not using ingame screens?

It isnt the ESO I have been playing. At best they like, edited over the pictures.

The one with the Flame Atronach and the one with the elf in the kitchen/house are definitely not in-game.

I'm sure they've been tweaked a bit to look more appealing, but I wouldn't be too surprised if these were all in game screenshots. I mean, if your job was just to take really pretty screenshots to market a game, you'd take some damn nice screenshots.

It's still a bit dishonest though.