Amazing Game and now even better with improved graphics.

If you've never experienced Skyrim, the Special Edition is certainly an adventure you can't afford to miss. It still includes many of the original version's bugs, ugly character models, and weak combat animations, but the memorable world benefits hugely from improved lighting and effects.

It's been five years since I closed the book on a monumental chapter of my life – an epochal tale of swords and sorcery and dragons. So many dragons! When the Skyrim Special Edition was announced, it was a no-brainer that I should fall heavily again. Some may call it double-dipping, however despite all of the expansion packs arriving to form one expanded experience, it doesn't feel like starting over. It feels like starting anew. Because Skyrim Special Edition looks and plays as good as a legacy title should. But the legacy belongs to Me… Because, once again, I'm tailoring the adventures to fit within my purview of this fantasy world. I may be the Dragonborn, but I'll decide when to speak with the Greybeards or when to take counsel with a companion or when to decide the actionable fate of a city dweller. Because Skyrim Special Edition makes YOU – the player – feel special by being invested in the outcome, no matter how minute or far-reaching. And of course the experience itself is bolstered by the size and scope of your character development – a constellation of skills that is out of this world! I'm glad I've returned home to Skyrim – it feels like coming home but at the same time it feels more warm and welcoming than I ever expected thanks to the remastering effort. As for calling it a day, well that's one point on the horizon that I can't foresee. Bethesda is love, Bethesda is life!

I'm writing this review pretty late and you have probably made up your mind about the game so I will just share a spoiler free experience with you that convinced me that this game was well worth the money and definitely with my time.

Five years after its initial release, Bethesda has re-released The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on current generation consoles (and PC once more) with a new lick of paint. Is this the RPG you should be picking up for the holiday season, or throwing it into a dragon's hellfire?

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim doesn't need much of an introduction. Chances are, as you're reading this review there are still people playing Skyrim on Steam, where the community has flourished thanks to Bethesda's support of the modding scene.

The game is everything I expected, really enjoy playing, good graphics, like that you can do multiple quests.

Game is simply amazing. Your life will be filled with adventure and excitement, just that much more, if you buy this game.

I figured this would get boring really fast after thrashing the original version to death. However, after playing ESO with its rather plain graphics, I found myself being immersed in a great looking world, wandering about for 100+ hours on this version already. Such a huge world that looks great to explore with the DLC ready to go & I haven't even tried any mods yet. 5 years on from its original release and it is still in my top 5 games of all time. Roll on the ES VI…

Amazing would 100% recommend