This game is amazing. Even though it was released at the same time as other AAA+ titles I cant imagine this not getting GOTY. The graphics leave something to be desired compared to BF3, but it doesn't look bad and it more then makes up for that shortcoming by the expansive open-ended world where you...

A game like Skyrim poses a serious question to how game reviewers do their job. In general, we follow a pretty rigid schedule; start game, play game, finish game, write about game. But what happens when a game never ends?

I've seen a lot of complaints, but I think they're nuts. This is a really cool game. I've never encountered Steam before, and I was a little uncomfortable having to deal with another entity, but I discovered it's hassle free.

It's similar to Oblivion, but they took out some of the annoying stuff, and made the game more fun to play; The graphics are stunning; It's wide open for new adventures; Have fun

It won't load itself into the drive; I had to actually do the work of taking it out of it's box, and putting it in the drive myself; I tried to say, "Hello computer," to the mouse a couple of times, but in the end, I had to physically push the power button; (Star Trek sarcasm

The enitirely optional thieves' guild sub-quest alone lasts longer and offers more drama and variety than most singleplayer games released this year. And that's long before you factor in similar quest-lines for The Dark Brotherhood, the College of Mages, The Companions or the major, dragon-centric...

Skyrim Special Edition is basically the original Skyrim with a fresh coat of paint. If you already own the first release game, there isn't much incentive to make the jump, because in all likelihood you have already modified the original game to run as well, or better, than this game.

Offers dozens of hours of open-world adventuring; Includes previously released DLC; Boasts improved stability and subtle graphics improvements; Satisfying RPG development systems; Lore-heavy universe is immersive and fascinating

Too much handholding; Skyrim Special Edition doesn't offer anything PC players didn't already have via the modding community; 64-bit support limits mod accessibility, crippling the greatest appeal for playing Skyrim on PC

What the hell have I gotten myself into? First I got involved with some rebellion, and that led me to the headsman's block, and then there was a dragon, and weird voices, and...

After being as disappointed as I was with the last big Skyrim DLC, Dawnguard , I was pretty skeptical about the next one, whatever it was going to be. But Bethesda Game Studios surprised me with Dragonborn , an add-on that takes you to an entirely separate landmass - the island of Solstheim - and...

Let me just say this. I just beat Red Dead Redemption 2. One of the best games I ever played. Phenomenal. Towards the end, I started to crave Skyrim. Skyrim has something special that no other game has. I started playing it after Red Dead, with around a hundred awesome mods.

I first received Skyrim on my ps3 but when i transferred onto my pc I was amazed at what i was missing out on. Not only is the quality better but the mods that improved the game in all aspects that I could imagine.

amazing gameplay

can crash and lose save

Absolutely love the game, the massive environment to explore and the challenges. Moves nicely on from Oblivion. But their are some downsides. The graphics, by current PC standards, are poor.