The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

2011

Action, Role-Playing

The game's main story revolves around the player character and their quest to defeat Alduin the World-Eater, a dragon who is prophesied to destroy the world. The game is set two hundred years after the events of Oblivion, and takes place in the fictional province of Skyrim. Over the course of the game, the player completes quests and develops the character by improving skills. (Wikipedia)

Franchise: The Elder Scrolls

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lisa-

Rated 18/01/18

5th

very tedious, but a good time sink for the depressed.

Rated 18/01/18

philamental

Rated 16/01/18

99th

Freedom! No, not a quote from Braveheart but this is the one word I would use to describe what I consider to be the best open world RPG of all time, and probably my favourite game of all time. I myself have sunk in nearly 500 hrs into Skyrim and I\'m still only on my second playthrough. I\'ve heard of others playing 200 hrs without touching the main questline. Skyrim offers so much choice to the player it\'s staggering, and the soundtrack is absolutely epic. An absolute classic!

Rated 16/01/18

BillyShears

Rated 03/04/18

94th

All about that mod that turns all the dragons into Macho Man Randy Savage. Cream rises to the top baby.

Rated 03/04/18

Velvet Crowe

Rated 17/01/18

48th

A really odd game to rate because the game is legitimate trash without mods, but modding has made it worthwhile to play. Still, modding can't save it from the bland and underwhelming story, boring and poorly designed quests, barebones writing, forgettable cast, and how often the same dungeon designs are repeated. Mods can improve the combat, add quests and characters worth a damn, and make cities and magic feel more expansive and interesting, but a lot of things about Skyrim are unsalvagable.