XboxcelebratedThe Elder Scrolls Online’s tenth anniversary with a trailer aimed at new and old players that debuted during today’s Xbox Games Showcase. The trailer also revealed that between now and June 19, ESO Plus is free to all Elder Scrolls Online players. ESO Plus is the subscription service tied to the long-running Elder Scrolls game that greatly enhances the content available to you and thus your experience with the game.
Free to you until June 19 if you cash in on ESO Plus’s free trial is (almost) every chapter to have unfolded so far in ESO. The only ones missing are Necrom on consoles and Gold Road across all platforms. ESO Plus also gets you access to all of the game’s DLC. That’s all additional content that has been added to the game from its beginnings in 2014. That’s a lot of content, likely more than you’ll have the time to experience in a week and a half, but hey, at least you’ll be able to make a dent.
ESO Plus Is Free For The Next Ten Days
ESO Plus
ESO Plus is a paid subscription service for Elder Scrolls Online that gets you access to exclusive content including all previous chapters and DLC released since the game’s launch in 2014.
If the gap betweenSkyrimand The Elder Scrolls 6 is really starting to get to you, and it’s a gap that is only going to get longer for quite a while yet, and you don’t already play The Elder Scrolls Online, now’s the perfect time to jump aboard and see what all the fuss about. Sure, you’ll have to buy the game if you don’t own it already, but for the next ten days, you’ll effectively be getting the base game and everything included in ESO Plus for the same price, and there’s more included in ESO Plus today than there ever has been before.
Noted above, the free trial of ESO Plus will not include the recent Gold Road expansion. Released last week, you can check out our thoughts on the latest addition to the long-running online gamein our review of the DLC. If you’re new or returning to ESO, whether it be for the free trial or the new content, check outour guide on how to play through the game in chronological orderif you’re feeling a little lost.
