Is the Elder Scrolls Online free-to-play? This is a question that gets bandied around from time to time when players are eager to try the game out without having to fork over their hard-earned cash.

Remember that playing beyond the free-to-play event means you'll need to purchaseThe Elder Scrolls Online. Good thing several editions are on sale!

You can play The Elder Scrolls Online for free until Wednesday. Bethesda is holding a free play event in its sprawling MMO, and it gives you access to the full base game for a week.

The Elder Scrolls Online, ZeniMax Online Studios' massively multiplayer take on Bethesda's fantasy world, is free-to-play for the next week.

The Elder Scrolls Online "Standard Edition" cost $59.99, but it didn't give access to everything in the game; if users wanted to play as an Imperial, they had to buy the "Imperial Version" for $99.99.

Elder Scrolls Online The free to play event gives you plenty of time to get stuck into the world of Tamriel. Obviously, with the game now being out for many years, there’s a wealth of content ...

The game in question is only free until July 27, which is this coming Thursday. As for the mystery game, it’s the base version of The Elder Scrolls Online.

Xbox Free Play Days: 'Elder Scrolls Online' Free for All, Plus Game Pass Deals You have to make this quick or else, you'll regret it later.

You can play Elder Scrolls Online for free right now, as Bethesda runs a QuakeCon trial event for its colossal MMORPG set in Tamriel.

Elder Scrolls Online has revealed that they are currently running a free play event, for a limited time.

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The Elder Scrolls Online is not free-to-play, as you are required to buy the base game. Additionally, it frequently releases new expansions and DLCs.