More than a decade after launch, The Elder Scrolls Online will finally get cross-play, as developer ZeniMax Online Studios has confirmed it’s actively working on the feature. However, it might still “be a while” until the feature is ready.

While cross-play has long been something ZeniMax Online has said it wants to do and has explored options for, this is the first time the developer has confirmed it’s actually happening, though there is not yet a clear idea of when, exactly, the feature will arrive.

“Cross-play is definitely coming, but it’s going to be a while,” ESO executive Susan Kath said as part of a virtual Q&A attended by GameSpot ahead of the game’s 2026 preview livestream. “Just to set the stage on that. We are working on it. It is a complex problem for a game like ESO–it was not ever built with this in mind. There are a lot of considerations we have to make.”

Continue Reading at GameSpot More than a decade after launch, The Elder Scrolls Online will finally get cross-play, as developer ZeniMax Online Studios has confirmed it’s actively working on the feature. However, it might still “be a while” until the feature is ready.While cross-play has long been something ZeniMax Online has said it wants to do and has explored options for, this is the first time the developer has confirmed it’s actually happening, though there is not yet a clear idea of when, exactly, the feature will arrive.”Cross-play is definitely coming, but it’s going to be a while,” ESO executive Susan Kath said as part of a virtual Q&A attended by GameSpot ahead of the game’s 2026 preview livestream. “Just to set the stage on that. We are working on it. It is a complex problem for a game like ESO–it was not ever built with this in mind. There are a lot of considerations we have to make.”Continue Reading at GameSpot  Read MoreGameSpot – All Content