RELATED: Ember Is the Elder Scrolls Online Companion Everyone Has Been Waiting ForĪrena is definitely the harder of the two games to get into, which is understandable since it's the first. Still, it's easy to see how influential these games were to not only future Elder Scrolls entries, but also to gaming as a whole.
However, these titles haven't necessarily aged well, with many modern gamers noting their clunky controls, obtuse mechanics, and unforgiving difficulty.
If you’re interested in some more recent RPGs and how they perform, be sure to check out our breakdown of 22 role-playing games running on the Steam Deck.As first-person action-adventure games in the vein of a fusion between DOOM and Ultima, the first two Elder Scrolls games were among the earliest to feature such a large scale, with Arena actually being nearly infinite with its procedurally generated worlds. All of these games should be able to hit hundreds of frames per second on any modern machine. The nice thing about playing games so old that they’re allowed to buy alcohol is that you can run them on a toaster (so long as the toaster runs Windows). That’s thousands of times more land to explore than the world of Skyrim, and Daggerfall is even bigger. The world map of Arena is estimated to be approximately 160,000 square kilometers, about the size of the state of Georgia in the real world, and you can explore every inch.
With much simpler graphics and game engines, these games are absolutely enormous. While Arena and Daggerfall were incredibly innovative for their time, their mechanics and interfaces are so far removed from modern games that you might find them hard to even begin. If you’ve never played 1990s PC RPGs, prepare for a bit of culture shock.
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