The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim

The longest game I've ever seen, but at the same time one of the best. The plot is simply engrossing. You can play as elves, orcs, khajiit and many others. There is also a secret mission where you can become a vampire.

An excellent game that took me hundreds of hours in its time. Quite interesting combat mechanics, a beautiful world that was easy to explore, well-designed and written quests from guilds.

Of the minuses, I note that a lot of quest dungeons turned out to be meaningless, if you didn’t take the quest for “them”, this is bad, it was possible to implement a connection with such consequences, there were also those that did not open at all for the same reason and this is not much better because you didn't waste resources on completing them. I’ll also take the character animations as a minus; at the time of release they were wooden, but I quickly forgot about it. The minus is the story campaign - standard, worthless if you only complete it short, but this is also a conditional minus, since on the v… Read full

Simply a LEGENDARY medieval simulator. Anyone who likes this topic even a little should play this miracle. A huge storyline with additional missions will last for several weeks, and if you set the difficulty level higher, then there is a chance that no one will complete this game at all. Skyrim and the TES series are like GTA. Best-seller.

I recently played it for the first time, everything is implemented at the highest level, here you can become whoever you want, a magician, a robber, a vampire, etc.

There are very, VERY VERY many mods for this game, I think there are more mods and they do, in general, the game is excellent, I recommend it to everyone.

The worst part of the ancient scrolls, made in 3D.

Completely linear in terms of the main plot and the plots of many side quests. An idiotic auto-leveling system with which you can at the beginning of the game, having only tattered pants with you, destroy even Shor himself and all the Daedra lords, and at high levels you can die at the hands of a sick, alcoholic Nord. Many mechanics and features from previous games in the series were removed and a disgusting leveling system with a skill tree was introduced. The graphics are average for 2011. A huge number of bugs. The game's only bright spot is Jeremy Soule's amazing soundtrack.

I played it and really enjoyed it, probably one of my favorite games. There are good quests and there are quite a few of them, a well-thought-out plot and characters, there are moments where you have to make difficult choices or sacrifice something. In general, the game was a great success.

The game is simply gorgeous for its time, this is the very Middle Ages that has never happened before. The same story about dragons that exist. The combat is great, the open world is HUGE. It differs from its previous parts only in graphics, basically it’s still the same old Oblivion, but in a new shell

I tried to play Skyrimseveral times, I honestly tried, and I understand that the game may be cool, but it doesn’t grab me. Yes, there is a beautiful open world, yes, there is a shitty mountain of quests, a character editor, but now I will write those factors that personally repel me. The game has disgusting animation (and I'm not a graphic artist), which simply hurts the eyes. Would you say play in first person? - no, either, because the review is not particularly pleasant. A crooked combat system that is simply annoying, plus the animation of this action. Due to the engine (and I’m not a graphic designer, I repeat), which draws quite a good environment, but it still looks kind of clumsy. These factors put me off playing Skyrim.

A game where you spend more time doing side quests than following the game's plot. Skyrim has already changed several generations of players and it still remains popular these days, even if it is slightly outdated.

I went through the main plot three times and a bunch of quests, and I’m ready to go through this game a few more times because it just has a huge number of mysteries that can be found even today.

You cannot leave a negative review about the TES series games, and naturally Skyrim will not be an exception to this rule.

An excellent game with a great storyline and a huge number of side, incredibly exciting quests.

You can really play this game for years without having to explore all the caves and redo all the quests, and that’s really cool

Okay, my little hands got to this gamedev error. What can I say about Skyrim 5 - a wildly overhyped piece of code that has never worked properly and will not work even with the efforts of the modders. It is worth mentioning that the game is basically made on the Skyrim 3 Morrowind engine (the game was released in 2004, by the way), which is why it has a lot of crutches and crooked mechanics. Let's now go point by point and I'll tell you everything in detail

1) Gameplay. Well, in general there is no RPG component. At all. Either you walk around with a one-handed weapon in both hands, or you are nobody and at level 30 you are killed by a draugr who has been lying in his grave for 300 years with one blow. And why? Because the gazebo cannot balance. In Skyrim 4 and Skyrim 3 magic was heavily re… Read full

We play as Dovahkiin, a long-awaited hero who is called upon to save Skyrim from great trouble. On this journey we will meet many interesting characters and help them overcome the troubles that have befallen them. Life in Skyrim is interesting and dangerous, robbers and animals await you at every turn. Thanks to a free and versatile character development system, you can make your survival easier without compromising your playstyle. You can go wherever and whenever you want, regardless of the plot. If you get tired of the battles and want to rest, then find books nearby in which you can learn a lot about Tamriel.

Bethesda achieved what was expected of them. The plot here is interesting and extensive. You will spend many hours exploring a world that will not let you go. I advise you all to v… Read full