Massive Elder Scrolls Sale on Steam with Discounts Up to 75%
Epic Discounts on The Elder Scrolls Series Now Live on Steam
If you’re a fan of the legendary Elder Scrolls franchise or have been meaning to revisit these iconic worlds, now is the perfect time to do so. Steam has kicked off a huge sale featuring major discounts on nearly the entire series, offering an excellent opportunity to expand your collection or pick up titles you may have missed.
Major Savings on Popular Titles
Most of the Elder Scrolls games are available at significant markdowns. For example, the remastered version of Oblivion is now 20% off, costing just $14.40. These deals are valid until Thursday, June 5th, so don’t miss out.
Top Deals: Up to 75% Off
- Skyrim Special Edition — $16.20
- Oblivion Game of the Year Deluxe Edition with all DLC — $13
- The Elder Scrolls Online plus the Morrowind expansion — $15
- Skyrim VR — $39
Players interested in the Skyrim Anniversary Edition can upgrade for around $16.40. However, there have been some user complaints about issues with mod loading after the upgrade, so proceed with caution if mods are essential to your gaming experience.
While Some Titles Are Less Popular
- Redguard and Battlespire — $3.70 each
- Morrowind GOTY — $13.20
These older titles might appeal more to collectors than to players seeking a smooth gaming experience. Redguard and Battlespire are considered vintage and may not be essential for newcomers, but Morrowind remains a cherished classic and a must-play for fans of the series.
Remember the Quirks of Elder Scrolls
In recent news, a player managed to break the timeline of the Oblivion remaster by serving a 55,000-year prison sentence, which also resulted in a bounty of 2 billion in-game coins. Such stories highlight the unpredictable and often humorous nature of these open-world adventures.
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