The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

I got this game a long time ago and wasn't that into it because at first you progressed pretty slowly But after playing dishonored again and loving the older graphics and more historical worlds I decided to give this game another shot, it's actually pretty fun now, there are some small issues I noticed like your windows cursor appearing on top of the game if you alt+tab, i figured out a fix once by clicking the icon on my taskbar and then either waiting or clicking win or alt+tab, not sure. Also sometimes the sound effects stutter (?) when im sprinting which is weird Besides that everything is good Thank you for coming to my ted talk

When I first got this game on release, none of my friends knew what it was, then by the second week playing, we all had group chat going, reveling in our adventures and discoveries. I've since bought every single edition released on PC and console for the simple reason that I still love and play this game even today. The adventures, agency, combat, and atmosphere all make this an amazing top tier "game". It's been a refuge, a challenge, an escape and an addiction. The only game I continue to beat, with mods and without, as well as find new ways to have an experience with my character that I had never had before. Drem Yol Lok, Dovahkiin! *If you buy and play one game in your life, this is the one I would recommend. (This Review was written with Jeremy Soule's amazing OST in the background)

Best game I have ever played. Finding it hard to choose what to play after it.

AAA+++

Lots of fun!

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: Is one of those games that everyone should play at least once. What can I say? It is Skyrim. It has problems, bugs, and some parts that show its age, but somehow none of that stops it from being amazing. The world is huge, the setting is memorable, and there is always something to do. You can follow the main Dragonborn story, join guilds, explore caves, fight dragons, build your character, or just wander off and find your own adventure. The gameplay loop is fun and addictive. You start with almost nothing, then slowly build your character into whatever you want them to be. Warrior, mage, thief, assassin, archer, or some strange mix of everything, Skyrim gives you the freedom to play your way. And then there is the modding. The modding scene is honestly one of the biggest reasons Skyrim has lasted this long. You can improve the graphics, add quests, change combat, add survival mechanics, overhaul cities, add followers, or basically turn the game into whatever you want it to be. Few games give you that much freedom. The 100% completion is also fun because the game naturally pushes you to explore and try different questlines. It never really feels like you are just ticking boxes. Overall, Skyrim is not perfect, but it is legendary for a reason. Amazing world, addictive gameplay, endless replay value, and one of the best modding communities in gaming.

Dovahkiin 🐉🔥