I learned about Skyrim by accident, not being familiar with the Elder Scrolls series. The game immediately drew me in for a long time, I spent hours wandering around the huge world, exploring every corner and meeting a lot of unique characters, admiring the mesmerizing mountain landscapes.
Around every turn here, something new and unique awaits you. Almost every character you meet has their own story, which you will definitely want to listen to and help with in some way. Here a chance meeting can turn into an exciting adventure.
In such a huge and well-developed world, of course, there are bugs that sometimes even prevent you from progressing through the game, but you don’t pay attention to such little things. Among the shortcomings, one can also note the monotony of the dungeons: 95% of them are a corridor without branches with a couple of hidden chests, and at the very end a kindly hidden exit to the outside awaits you.
Skyrim is a superbly designed vast world that you want to return to again and again to help another resident, listen to the songs of bards, admire nature, or simply explore locations