I brought this for my daughter as a gift. She loves it! Losing weeks of her life playing it!! Lol Great bargaining tool to tidy room & help around the house. Highly recommend the game

I absolutely adore this game greatest ever made

Everything

Read the reviews anywhere, all are excellent! Perfect for any type of gamer. Have thoroughly enjoyed all Morrowind games, but this is by far the best!

From start to finish you always have something to do, whether its leveling up a skill, undertaking a secret quest or destroying anything that stands in your path. With endless hours of gameplay this game truly is a masterpiece for those who are up for an adventure.

Bethesda has become known for creating incredibly detailed game experiences that provide an amazing amount of flexibility for players. In fact, the release of a new chapter in the critically acclaimed Elder Scrolls franchise isn't like what you'd expect from other games; these are epic worlds...

Customization; Skill System (With Perks); Unbelievably Lengthy and Deep Gameplay; Interface; Monsters; Graphics

NPCS Are Quite Dumb; Load Times; Buggy Gameplay/Graphical Issues

The Good : Incredibly expansive adventure loaded with quests, sidequests, and sidequests to sidequests, plus tons of equipment and other cool stuff. Good leveling system. The Bad : User interface is a little clunky. Some bizarre gameplay moments. The Ugly : A few killer bugs persist.

The Elder Scrolls series is probably the greatest fantasy RPG series ever. Sure the Witcher 3 has a better story and better graphics but in The Elder Scrolls the character I create is mine, the choices I make are mine and the Journey I undertake is mine.

First, I want to acknowledge that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim can be a frustrating game. It features an abundance of crippling bugs. A poorly designed user interface makes basic actions like equipping weapons and sorting through save files a pain.

The culmination of the Dark Brotherhood questline

Being spoken to as a Nord; even though I'm an Argonian

More than a year after the release of Skyrim, the game is still going strong. It's one of my favorite games at any rate. So, of course I gladly accept an excuse to stay up until the wee hours of the morning being the Dovahkiin.

How do you review a game that lasts for months? Ideally, on a generous day rate. In reality, a man on a motorbike brings it to your house, you put in it the Xbox, and a full 12 hours later you stumble into bed riddled with self loathing, having literally spent half a day in a fantasy world.

Epic; involving; addictive

Long loading times; cliched; addictive