The Elder Scrolls Online
The news couldn’t be better for fans of the medieval fantasy universe created by Bethesda, after seven years in the market, The Elder Scrolls Online will arrive mid-2022 translated for the first time in Spanish. The MMORPG developed by Zenimax Online will receive a full Spanish translation of its texts and although the voices will remain in English, they will also be subtitled.
Bethesda announced that the idea is for the online role-playing game to have all of its content by now (base game and five expansions) translated in the next year and of course, all those coming to Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One, PC / Mac, Stadia, PS4 and PS5. The company claims that, as expected, players will be able to continue with your characters and their games without any changes.
After 7 years since its launch in 2014, The Elder Scrolls Online is in great shape, with a community of 19 million players around the world, according to data from Bethesda itself. Announcing your Spanish translation will certainly help empower your Spanish speaking community, a community that has been pushing for localization for years.
