

An Elder Scrolls Legend: Battlespire
Bethesda Softworks · 2022 · RPG, Action RPG, Fantasy, Action, Singleplayer
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About An Elder Scrolls Legend: Battlespire
The Imperial Battle College has lost contact with the Battlespire, an elite training center hidden in a pocket realm of Oblivion. An agent sent to investigate discovers the Battlespire’s staff dead and the gate back to Tamriel blocked. With the facility under siege by vile daedra, the only way out is to go deep into darkness and into the Daedric Realms.
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Clunky first-person dungeon crawler RPG that's just not worth playing through.2 found this helpful
Easily the worst elder scrolls game1 found this helpful
If you like older RPG then this is good game for you. Although it takes some finagling to make the game properly cooperate, so would keep this in mind.1 found this helpful
An Elder Scrolls Legend: Battlespire is an odd transition from the 2d Elder Scrolls games to the 3d games. Combining a 3d world with 2d animated sprites for characters. Beginning with TES2, 3 dimension environments had been first introduced which the transition would be concluded in redguard. Battlespire's gameplay consists of the classic Daggerfall combat system, the Iconic hack & slash gameplay. Battlespire is a dungeon crawler, linear progression based experience with an interesting story and lore, especially for an experimental spinoff game. Battlespire included a multi-player game mode which has shut down. Now being exclusively single player, Battlespire is sold on Steam for $6, a very cheap price for a solo fantasy dungeon crawler. Overall, besides it's 1997 graphics, Battlespire is a cheap and fun game that you should buy.1 found this helpful
5+ playthroughs and this game continues to surprise and show me new things; popping up in the mind over the years, its lore and contributions to the series is comically understated even now. The game is clunky, and broken in many ways, but never is it boring. The prequel to Oblivion, and the defining game of the Daedra.
Yeah its alright
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