

Tharn has impersonated the emperor and killed all that stood in his way, except one. Otherwise, just play Skyrim.Turmoil has engulfed the land of Tamriel, for the emperor, Uriel Septim VII, has been banished into another dimension and usurped by his imperial battlemage, Jagar Tharn. If you love Elder Scrolls lore or are a fan of retro games, this is one of the best games. However, it suffers from being the first game in the franchise, riddled with many problems that would get fixed in the succeeding games. The Elder Scrolls: Arena is the game that started what would be one of the most popular Western RPG franchises in history. Still, you can have a good time with its main and side quests if you stick to fast traveling. Players will find the vast open world to be mostly filled with boring, randomly generated stuff.

Plenty of bugs persist even today and are unlikely to get fixed. The graphics, sounds, and gameplay all feel ancient. The game was a successful release for Bethesda, but it hasn't aged well.

This feature will carry on to the sequels until TES IV: Oblivion. Casting spells is a bit special as the game features a spell creation system that allows the combination of various spell effects. Ranged attacks with a bow are done by aiming with a cursor and clicking. Melee attacks are done by pressing right-click and dragging it across the screen. The gameplay is presented in first-person POV. It combines procedural generation and specifically designed world spaces to create a seemingly massive world filled with cities, towns, farms, dungeons, and wilderness. Instead, it features the entire continent, making it the largest TES game based on scope. Unlike the rest of the mainline Elder Scrolls games, The Elder Scrolls: Arena isn’t set on just one or two provinces of the fictional continent of Tamriel.
