The Elder Scrolls Online: High Isle Reviews
High Isle is a rather traditional expansion for the canons of The Elder Scrolls Online, and this could be positive for those who are satisfied with the type of content already present - and will also find Tales of Tribute waiting for it -, a little less for those waiting for substantial news (such as a new class) or a change of course. Personally we would like to see a little more experimentalism, but if you know how to choose well what to do and what to avoid, The Elder Scrolls Online is still confirmed as a rich and stimulating experience.
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The Elder Scrolls Online: High Isle is truly a sight to behold. It’s great that we’ve finally gotten to venture to High Isle after all this time, and everything awaiting us there—both the wonderful and the terrifying—was all a joy to experience. The Legacy of the Bretons may not be entirely over just yet, but I think that ESO will be hard-pressed to release anything that would end up topping what this brand-new piece of Tamriel has given us.
The Elder Scrolls Online: High Isle may not be a total home run, but it is another solid installment to the MMORPG despite its weak story. High Isle itself is a gorgeously realized location that feels more alive than other settings have thanks to the incredible attention to detail by the art team, and the gameplay is a lot of fun where it matters most. The inclusion of Tales of Tribute works wonderfully, and the game itself was clearly well-designed and executed. However, it could have been even stronger as a base game feature that all players could enjoy.