An Elder Scrolls Legend: Battlespire Reviews

A short linear adventure (short compared to the typical Elder Scrolls game). This one took me some time to get used to because it doesn't have the typical elements like vendors, and so all the supplies you have are the ones you can find in chests or from the enemies you defeat. This is what I was partly worried about too - that I'd struggle with finding enough items - however as long as you try to explore you'll be fine. That being said, I feel like Battlespire was meant to try implementing new things. The art looked nice, and I liked how the conversations worked. What was more impressive was that, as far as I know, this is the first time you can operate an actual vehicle in the Elder Scrolls universe, and not only that, but in a certain level you can operate a flying one, which felt impressive, considering the age of the game. It was also running semi-okay. With a few small fixes, it ran full-screen and modern resolution with minimal crashes (maybe one every 4 hours), however there are FPS issues. For the most part they're not problematic while you're indoors, but during the few outdoor segments, it can be a real bother.