Travel the continent of Tamriel, defend the land against Oblivion's Daedra hordes, and help fill the empty throne of Cyrodiil in the fourth installment of the Elder Scrolls series.
The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall from Bethesda Softworks is an enormous computer RPG and sequel to The Elder Scrolls: Arena. It includes a massive gameworld and pioneering freeform play. It was well received for these factors, but was criticised for a number of crippling bugs.
The fifth installment in Bethesda's Elder Scrolls franchise is set in the eponymous province of Skyrim, where the ancient threat of dragons, led by the sinister Alduin, is rising again to threaten all mortal races. Only the player, as the prophesied hero the Dovahkiin, can save the world from destruction.
The third entry in Bethesda's series of expansive first-person computer role-playing games. Arriving on the island of Vvardenfell as a prisoner, the player character is caught up in an ancient prophecy, as well as a power struggle between factions, races, and gods incarnate.
The Elder Scrolls: Arena is the first in its series. The Emperor has been imprisoned in another dimension by the evil Jagar Tharn, who is impersonating him. It's up to the player to find all eight pieces of the Staff of Chaos to defeat Jagar and bring order back to Tamriel.
Enter the Shivering Isles, the lands ruled by the Daedric Prince of Madness, Sheogorath. Battle your way through the twisted landscape, become the champion of Sheogorath, and help save the isles from the destructive Greymarch.
An RPG spun off from the main Elder Scrolls series, Battlespire has a linear structure and a greater focus on combat. Unlike prior games, it supports both competitive and cooperative online play.
The second expansion for The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, takes place in the Nordic territory of Solstheim, featuring werewolves, a new joinable guild, and an independent storyline.