It’s quite a lot for a relatively small price. That means you get all three DLC expansion pack add-ons (also included with the Special Edition of the game), upgraded graphics, a plethora of content from Bethesda‘s Creation Club, and a few other new features too. as is befitting of something to celebrate 10 years of the game. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Anniversary Edition builds upon this by offering even more content. Combat itself is a bit simplistic, especially now we’ve all seen the likes of Dark Souls (and the much underrated Dragon’s Dogma which arrived not long after Skyrim), but it’s compelling because you see results fast. Cast plenty of destruction spells and your destruction powers go up, hit someone a lot with a one-handed sword and your one-handed skills go up. One of the most refreshing elements is that you can cultivate your character so they’re built however works for you. While your freedom isn’t quite as, well, free as this sounds, there’s still a ton to do. Plus, you can always get married, choose to randomly kill a few people to see what happens next, or simply roam the world of Skyrim. You can complete various quests as simple as pickpocketing an item to curry favour within the Thieves Guild or as complicated as taking down an evil entity. Not least that there are seemingly countless other things to do. While the main questline is focused on defeating dragons and gaining powers, there’s so much more to it than that. Those souls can then be used to learn ‘shouts’ which lead to some mighty powers. Starting out, you’re moments from being executed before a dragon gets in the way and you soon discover that you’re the Dragonborn – a person able to absorb the souls of slain dragons. If you haven’t played The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim before, it’s a vast and engrossing fantasy RPG. READ MORE: Halo, goodbye – how one video game changed my perspective about a whole genre.New to it? it’s going to be be easy to lose yourself. In predictable form, if you loved it in the past, you’ll love it again.
Still, here I am again with The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Anniversary Edition and I’m loving it.
Ever wonder how much time you spend replaying a game because there’s a ‘new’ version of it out? Between The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim‘s many incarnations and Grand Theft Auto 5, I have a sneaky feeling I’m stuck in a time loop.
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