This is the first time that I have ever written a review for a game with this much to say. If you’ve got the money to spend there’s some amazing offers in the store that I’m sure would add to your gaming experience. The game rewards you generously with gold, gems and chests that keep you well equipped to move forward. So far I’ve played for several weeks, advancing through the levels and quests at a good pace without spending a penny (sorry devs, I don’t have a lot of disposable income) in the store. Sometimes I just wander around my town like a tourist enjoying the fountains and trees that decorate it. I find myself examining the weapons and items in 3d to inspire me in my own work.
As a professional artist of over 20 years I can appreciate the attention to detail in the rendering of every aspect of the game. The storyline is multilayered and keeps you interested in what’s going on in this world. There’s plenty to keep you busy beyond the usual daily tasks with crafting, enchanting, sparring, and exploring the abyss. It’s beautifully rendered and pulls you right into another world. They all have similar character pov and controls. Once you play enough RPG games that involve building a town/base and performing quests/missions you start to feel like you’re playing the same game over and over again with a slightly different theme. Anyway, I give this game four out of five stars because I like to think this game has room for improvement. If Archery is deemed impossible for the game, then perhaps instead you get a window of opportunity to cast an aggressive spell at the opponent or a defensive spell on yourself as a ‘prebuff’. My suggestion for combat would be that you get an alert when an opponent sees you, which gives you the option to shoot one arrow the opponent as they approach you (which would weaken them before combat starts). Of course, you don’t use a bow to fight someone standing right in front of you. My only complaint is the lack of Archery. I remember when I had to wait hours to have a Silver or Gold Chest unlocked. Like other great app games, the developers improve the software overtime. The game does consume the battery but so does other great app games. As for this game, I find it best to play with a portable charger plugged into my phone. I’m not bashing ESO, it’s just the WiFi in my area makes it difficult as well as my personal unwillingness to meet stranger players online. This game is fun for those who have played previous Elder Scrolls games and doesn’t have the time or means to play the Online Game.
If I could address your character as something other than the Blade, it would ‘The Problem Solver’ as you do almost everything to rebuild the town, Rivercrest. Elder Scrolls: Blades (Where you star as ‘The Problem Solver’)
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