All reviews The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim

Interesting plot, big world to explore. In general, everything is great

I haven't played the previous games in the Scrolls series, but Sky won me over.

My weakness was and remains the open world... in fact, my weakness is all the "Gazebo" projects)

The presence of character leveling, an interesting storyline, an abundance of mods and good graphics and audio components is a success)

Cult game for a million hours! It will not leave any gamer indifferent, but the game is dangerous because it can take away many hours of your life. Also, if you are tired of the game, then mods will change your mind and revive the game for you. The only negative is that there is no co-op (built-in)

The perfect RPG style game, has won the hearts and minds of millions, after 5 years of playing, every time I go in and enjoy, Dawakin is always ready to face danger

I started playing Skyrim the year it came out and finished a couple of years ago. I could have ended this review here. Actually, I haven't played it all that time, but I've returned occasionally. The world has become overgrown with tons of quests and incredible user-generated content. Some DLC is simply masterpieces. Bethesda is 30 percent behind the game, and fans are 70 percent behind it. It's a whole evolving world. You can literally live in it.

As they say: A knife to my liver, Skyrim is eternal. This is by far the best RPG in the history of games of this genre. Only here you can meet random NPCs and receive a task from them, which, although additional, is no worse than a full-fledged plot. Personally, I felt sorry for the story of Durnevir, and this is a dragon, DRAGON KARL!!!

What can you say about a game like the fifth "Ancient Scrolls"? It can definitely be called a sensation of sorts, and this cannot be called flattery. But, perhaps, first things first. The game itself belongs to the genre of single-player RPGs, and we can say with confidence that it fully justifies this. Variability in character development, a wide range of quests and a huge open world (more on that later).

Let's move on to the analysis of the game itself:

1) Gameplay. Being an RPG, Skyrim provides us with a lot of scope for leveling up our character. Having, albeit in smaller quantities in relation to the predecessors of the series, a set of diverse skills, each player decides for himself who his alter ego will be in the next playthrough - a warrior who breaks skulls with hammer blows; a mag… Read full

We can talk about this legendary game for hours, but it’s better to see it once than to hear it 100 times. Just play and you will understand!

The game is wonderful! I recommend it to everyone.

TES V: Skyrim is one of my favorite games. This game has a large, interesting open world. Good musical accompaniment. Visually the game looks very good. I especially liked the pumping system because... she is not tied to a specific class and allows you to “sculpt” anything you want out of your character. I really liked the game.

Well, guys, is it fuss?

Skyrim is a game where a poet in love asks you to deliver a letter to his beloved and after 5 minutes he kneads a dragon with his fists.

This is a game - where you can be the leader of the Saratniks, the head of the college of magicians, a dragonborn and simply a philanthropist - but sit in prison for stealing a tomato

This is a game where you can marry a brutal, tired blacksmith and raise children with him

} Conclusion -10 arrows to the knee out of 10

Everything you need to know about Skyrim: 1) Don't touch the chicken, EVER. 2) Stealing a tomato is punishable by prison. 3) Fast and free flights into space from Giant Airlines. In short, 12 dragons out of 10.

The game is only good if you forget about the plot and download 9000+ mods for 15 fps: D

One of the best games, with really interesting extras. quests.

+ Large selection of upgrades.

+ The best extras. quests.

+ Beautiful open world.

+ Excellent dlc.

+ Atmosphere.

+ Everyone will find their own style of passing.

- The main plot is short and not particularly interesting.

- All dungeons and ruins are almost the same.

- It takes a very long time to level up blacksmithing.

Result: 8.5 Dovahkiin out of 10.

The game was almost ten years old, we played as best we could.

Mods didn’t let us quit it, and not everyone got to the end of the main story, but the game is worth it

For RPG lovers this is a very good game. Although I’m not a fan of such games, Skyrim also appealed to me. In some places the game is drawn out, the dungeons are very long and of the same type (at the end of the game I couldn’t stand them at all), the AI ​​is often stupid (stealth theft with putting a basket on your head). But these disadvantages are very small compared to the advantages of this game. I think everyone will like it, besides, to complete it you just need to know that you cannot touch the chickens and steal the sweet roll - otherwise you will be punished by death.

8.5 Imperials out of 10

I played every game in the series, starting with Arena and Daggerfall back in the 90s. I was hooked on Morrowind for years. I spent hundreds of sleepless nights in Oblivion. But Skyrim is my forever love, the only game I simply lived in. I applied mods, removed them, installed them, completed them, leveled them up again, changed the entire game, leveled them up again, removed them again, tried new mods and mechanics. And then I moved on. I think I spent more time in it during those years than in real life.

A good game draws you in from the first minutes with a lot of quests, so there is something to do, there are many skills that will make you even stronger, and here you can kill dragons (even though you can rake it off with your bare hands, but that’s not the point) 10 out of 10 arrows in the knee

A huge world, variety of passages for different races, BUT a lot of bugs, constant re-releases on the switch, microwave, Tesla, the old version of the game was also removed from Steam, now buy only for 2000, the game is good, everything that surrounds it is not.

A wonderful game and an excellent representative of the Scrolls line. But, at the same time, it is a highly overrated project.

Before us is a huge living world with its side quests and many dungeons, well-thought-out lore, and an interesting plot. Yes, the game has content for many hours, and at first, when you manage to overcome the not very convenient controls, the game begins to bring many interesting hours filled with adventures and collecting loot. But this is only at the beginning. Once you pass for some time, things that you didn’t notice begin to emerge because of your initial impressions.

Does the bandit you righteously kill fall to his knees and scream for mercy? No, it's just for show. He will definitely attack again, just let me catch my breath.

Put a basket on the guard's head? P… Read full

Skyrim is an interesting game when you look at it in a detached way, but as part of a continuation of the Elder Scrolls series, it is a very mediocre work. The plot seems to be epic, but it is shown in an unrevealed way, which is why you completely forget about the storyline after you come to Whiterun. When I first completed Skyrim, I purely completed side quests that boiled down to “go to the dungeon gut and bring me from it the family dagger/amulet/hat/doormat/chamber pot” because of which our CHOSEN hero, the only person , who can kill a dragon, turns into an errand boy. At the very least, this is strange

The gameplay, as I already said, comes down to simple trips to linear dungeons and that’s it. The combat is, of course, better than in Oblivion or Morrowind, but nevertheless very simpl… Read full