The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition

I hate this game with all my heart but yet I love it even more, I bought this game buy waiting in line at game stop at age 11, I have owned this game on xbox 360, xbox one, ps4, and now steam, and that is not including that i have bought multiple versions on each system, Todd could release a second anniversary addition on year 2031 and I would buy it again and I hate myself for that.

got flung out of helgen and ran around the world for 3 hours before figgering that the game was not ment to be played with your hands bound

A fun game that shows its age nowadays, but truly lives up to Bethesda's motto of the last 10 years "Wide as an ocean, Deep as a puddle" shines as a modding platform.

Skyrim is an amazing game and while I haven't play the other Elder Scrolls games I'd highly recommend Skyrim. I have two characters so far a mage and an archer and I've enjoyed both a lot.

I mean, it's pretty much the GOAT in terms of RPG/Adventure games. Is it old? Yeah. Did I just start a fresh replay, from scratch? Yup. I LOVE Skyrim, and have loved it for many YEARs.

Do I recommend this game? No.

Why?
Someone in a position of power in Bethesda got the idea int heir head that their past popularity their previous franchise titles was all their doing. That is a delusion, the popularity has always been from the long-term modding communities. Forcing bad updates onto PC, implementing their console mod systems and breaking countless mods that were in a completed state. PC players have never had an issue with modding, the Nexus platform was designed to mod Bathesda games, there was no need to break the PC version further.

When games retains sales and popularity after being abandoned for over a decade by a developer, while all their newer products have continually gotten worse, believing their involvement is the reason is an idiotic delusion. Single player games without multiplayer functionality, do not need worthless 'updates' if they are not implementing a multi-player cross-play system. Players already did it themselves, as scuffed as it is.

Skyrim wasn’t a bad game to begin with, but after around 30 hours of gameplay, it starts to feel repetitive. In my opinion, the story is below average. That said, when the game was first released in 2012, it was rightfully hyped and made a big impact. However, nowadays, it feels more like an average game.

This version suffers from several bugs – for example, some doors can’t be opened, vendors can be killed by random NPCs and don’t respawn, and there are occasional crashes. Overall, it’s a decent game, but if someone asked me whether I would recommend it, I’d say no.


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Story: 5/10
Sound Effects: 8/10
Music: 10/10
Graphics: 8/10
Gameplay: 5/10
Optimalization: 8/10
Bugs: 4/10
=OVERALL SCORE: 7
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special edition game but still has bugs from first release in 2011 fuck you todd howard

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is an enthralling masterpiece of open-world RPG design.

Pros:
Skyrim’s vast, open world is rich with lore, breathtaking scenery, and endless exploration. The freedom to forge your path—whether as a warrior, mage, or thief—creates a deeply immersive experience. Its atmospheric soundtrack, dynamic quests, and extensive modding community enhance replayability.

Cons:
Despite its brilliance, Skyrim suffers from dated graphics, occasional game-breaking bugs, and clunky combat mechanics. NPC interactions can feel repetitive, and the vanilla AI lacks depth. The base game’s RPG elements, like dialogue choices and faction impact, could be deeper.

Despite its flaws, Skyrim remains an iconic RPG, offering limitless adventure and storytelling freedom.

60 hours downloading mods and maintaining modlists... 9 hours of gameplay, repeat.

one of the best rpg's I have played yet, non stop fun even without mods.

You either get to enjoy the highest quality quest mods with professional voice acting, or turn dragons into trains and brick your save file.

Very good. I am an orc. I was going to name myself John Fallout but then I on accidentally put Jogn instead of John. This seems like a good name for an orc. So I also thought I would need to change fallout. Now I am Jogn Scrollout. very fun. also I am a wild shrek with a sword. Yes very fun. Yes.

I might take breaks from the game, but I never get completely bored of it. Its just a goldmine of fun ideas for me, and while it certainly has its flaws, I think it more than earns its legacy with or without mods.

In this game where you’re a hero, but mostly, you’re just wandering around a massive world, getting sidetracked by every little thing..
Need to save the world???!!
Sure, but first, let’s stop admiring every barrel
The graphics are *amazing*, especially if you pretend it’s still 2011
And who doesn’t love fighting dragons over and over?
It’s a never-ending adventure, just with a lot more distractions than you ever expected

Skyrim is an absolute masterpiece that has captivated my heart ever since its release. I was just a little kid when the game first debuted, and on my old Xbox, I couldn’t even run it at a higher texture resolution. Today, however, I enjoy this gem on my high-end PC, experiencing every breathtaking detail and dynamic gameplay that the game has to offer.

Thanks to the incredible mods created over the years by a passionate community, Skyrim provides a visually stunning and richly immersive experience. Even now, as I browse through Steam, I’m amazed at the countless mods that continue to enhance and evolve this timeless world. Unlike many other games that eventually overwhelm your storage, Skyrim remains a steadfast treasure on my PC—always ready to transport me back to its enchanting realm.

There’s something wonderfully magical about Skyrim—a blend of mystery, humor, and adventure that never fails to spark joy. I often pause to relish in the smart, witty, and sometimes even quirky moments that make this game so special. I truly hope that the next installment will be crafted with the same dedication and care, utilizing modern tools to capture that unique magic.

I’ll always be grateful for witnessing the epic Skyrim trailer as a child, its hype leaving a lasting impression on my young imagination. Even now, in my later years, the sound of that iconic trailer music sends shivers down my spine, reminding me of the wonder and excitement it once sparked.

Skyrim isn’t just a game—it’s a lifelong adventure filled with joyful memories and countless moments of awe.

It's a beautiful, intresting and captivating game.
The experience is addictive, I just can't find enough words to describe the amount of content you can find in this game, You can install it once and play it in so many diffrent ways without even going through the main story- and still be able to find something to do for 10 hours straight enjoying every second of it.
I played this game for 70 hours, but I understood that this game is immortal after the first 5.
I played a lot of RPG's but this one will always take a special place in my heart, and i recommend it to everyone, i really think that anyone needs to experience it at least for once. 11/10. A MASTERPIECE.

I used to be an Oblivion truther until I finally sat down and gave this game a chance after so long, and damn, I was really missing out on something monumental.

What threw me off when the game first released was the hand holding nature the game spoon feeds you for about the first 6-8 hours or so, since you can't really start adventuring/exploring once you complete the first couple of main story missions; compared to Oblivion where once you leave the sewers everything is fair game. Once settled though, I found myself exploring each and every settlement I came across and completing every benign task thrown my way.

I played about 10 hours of Vanilla before starting to install mods, and honestly, the game holds up decently well without any, but modding Skyrim, or any Bethesda game, has truly sucked me into the world. I would recommend getting Vanilla+ mods, as to not deter from the core gameplay as much, but it's honestly up to you as to what you install or not. I found myself modding as I go along, with a mindset of, "Huh, I don't really enjoy how this looks, feels, functions, etc." and there is almost always a mod that improves that given aspect. Things like compass navigation, animation overhauls, flora/overworld overhauls, etc really help elevate what is already present within the game.

I can see why Todd feels like it's okay to re-release this game every so often

After all this years still one of the best open world games I have ever played. So many things to do, so many places to explore. Lots and lots of big and small stories woven into a tapestry you can loose yourself in. Very nice worldbuilding, cool characters and spectacular landscapes. The gameplay is very nicely balanced imho, with a nice and rewarding progress and very little grind, giving you a lot of options on whether to approach the quests as a mage, as a thief, as a warrior or as a balanced combination of all three aspects. Yes, compared to new games like Horizon - Forbidden West or Cyberpunk 2077, the age is starting to show. But those newer games - while I both love them - can't hold a candle to the worldbuilding and storytelling of Skyrim.
Overall, still a masterpiece worthy of many happy hours of banging on bandit's shields with my dragonbone sword.

This game has fullfilled all many dreams about fantasy games. I love the exploring, the variety of quest and free will the game give you is awesome.

First dragonborn story: 11/10
Dawngard story: 10/10
Main story: 7/10
Civil war story: 6/10
Thieves Guild: 9/10
Dark brotherhood: 9/10
Civil war story: 6/10

Dungeons: 9/10
Caves: 8/10
Cities: 10/10
Sky visuals: 1000/10

Dragons: 8/10
Swordsmanship: 7/10
Magic: 8/10
Stealth: 10/10
Archery: 10/10
Inventory: 5/10
Shouts: 9/10


Overall: Masterpiece

The game itself at its core is an all timer.Not many games have that honor.
The main story revolve around the player coming from nothing.Some would say it is a true RPG.Sure the game have its fair share of bug even in 2025.But nothing that would ruin the gaming experience.It is perfect first game for new elder scrolls player.The DLC just make it better,the story is engaging,the gameplay and worldbuilding is done exceptionally well.
You can choose how you want to your play your character and every single one of them is good and playable.Sure some of it are overpowered compared to other(Stealth archer) but other playstyle are still viable.
Plus you can adopt children.

This must be the 10th time I play this game on different platforms. It's still just as good as the first time. I'm definitely looking forward to TES VI.

Best game of every generation. Time immemorial the game was forged by our savor, Todd Howard the Wizard God Emperor Space King, from the soles of one thousand pining nerds. It's welkin dreamery still
unmatched save by the hallowed lands of Fallout. Let us bow our heads in prayer, Fus-ro-dah.

Listen. I've played this game, you've played this game, we've all played this game across every console for the last 13 years. #StealthArchers4Life
I just came back here to give a big "F*ck you" to the Bethesda of today. Every game after this has ranged from mediocre to utterly awful (Looking at you, 76 and Starfield.)

Fun game, has moments where it isn't but then it becomes fun again when you face the obstacle.

Step 1
Buy the game
Step 2
Instal the game
Step 3
Open the game
Step 4
hey,you! You're Finally Awake

Skyrim its like home to me, and like home you can always go back and improve it. i first play this when in highschool and have rundown house, now i have better living and setup, skyrim is also can get better, i can improve the game just like my home, can put whatever i need inside it. this is why skyrim is always have player that came back years after years. unlike other old game where once you got back you just remembered how outdated the game is, but in skyrim its only getting better with mods everytime you boot-up the game. hope bethesda came to its sense when new Elderscroll game release. its the first game i always install when i got new setup

10/10 game for sure , the story is good , the combat is amazing

Played Skyrim on the 360 until my game broke after nearly 999 hours in. So I SWEAR if someone looks at this review and goes "Pft, 4 hours in. How would he know anything?" I'll shout your ass off a cliff.


So...for the .0000001 of people who never heard, seen, played, or just was born 5 hours ago and just got into gaming Skyrim is a fantastic Bethesda game. Probably to some it's last, but let's not go there today. The important part is Skyrim is all about the side-quests. The main story, much like Oblivion, is fairly plain as bread.

Your discovered to be a dragonborn, you go to talk to a bunch of old men on a cliff, they teach you how to shout at people off said cliff, you shout them off said cliff, and then proceed to shout at dragons, people, places, and towns folk for the remainder of your play through.

No seriously you probably will use that shout more than any other, it's gold. But the main story is hardly important. it's fun sure, but nothing impressive. Side-stories are where the game shines. You'll run across mages that will try and take over the world, werewolves, vampires, mud-crabs, a town of insane people, books that will try and attack you, ghosts and ghouls in various dungeons and archives, falmer, druids, the undead, secret assassination plots, people trying to talk to the gods, and plots to overthrow the kingdom.

So ya, there's a lot. I wont spoil anything specific and iv kept the best ones hidden so if your interested in THIS then you'll be interested in general.

Id like to also to take note to the world building too here and music. Both are, if you were living under a rock (or just born) nearly legendary at this point. I'm not sure why either. Some say it's over hyped, but I played it when it first came out ages ago and I can say with confidence that the notes still hit the same then as they do in 2025. Something just feels right when walking around Skyrim. To the music fitting the theme or mood, to the world's trees, plants, animals, and even the monsters. The world really feels alive, well built, and crafted with consideration to how it would really look if you were to throw yourself into the pages of a Bethesda world from all their fancy concept art and lore.

Sometimes I nearly forget where I am, until a wolf comes around and starts nibbling at my shoes.


So, that's a brief idea of what Skyrim is. I hope it does some justice. The game is still fantastic despite the clear age gap at this point, but modding on better sites than the in game mod assistance can go a long way to help that, if your willing to put in the fuss of modding at all. But that's up to you, not everyone cares.

"Ahrk fin"

This game is still the best of it's kind 14 years later. Compare it to Avowed which was recently released, and you will find quickly THIS game is one of the best RPG's STILL on the market...Man I can't wait for ES6

Played Skyrim for the first time in my 25 years old and it was amazing. It has perfect medieval fantasy atmosphere. The world feels personal and alive, and I appreciate such thing in games very much. Tho I'm disappointed with republishing the same game over and over just with mods and without fixing major bugs in so many years. Bugs you can play with, but it's just less fun. But anyway.

Skyrim itself - 10/10, as it pleased my ego to be a Dragonslayer, a leader of the Thieves guild, Brotherhood and the Companions, an Archmage, a Thayne for so many Yarls, Skyrim would've died if it wasn't for ✨ me ✨

Skyrim isn’t just a game you dont just play it. You experience it. From the moment you step into helgen you’re free to be whoever you want. One of the best role playing game for sure. Still in 2025 you wont regret buying this masterpiece because of its everlasting mod updates.

+Endless exploration
+Unforgettable music
+Incredible freedom
+Modding heaven

-Even with all the fix mods there is a lot of bugs to bear.


Even after hundreds (or thousands) of hours, Skyrim keeps giving. It’s a must play.

one of my favorites but if using mods outside of the game you need lots of patience sometimes and can be tedious

A masterpiece. A timeless legend. An adventure without end. Skyrim stands as a monumental achievement in gaming, endlessly inspiring and captivating players. 10/10.https://store.steampowered.com/app/489830/The_Elder_Scrolls_V_Skyrim_Special_Edition/#

from the moment you escape helgen, the world is open for exploration. you can follow the main questline, join one of the many factions in the game, or simply roam the mountains and hunt for bandits. the amount of things to do is endless.

the combat system on the other hand is somewhat lacking. while melee and archery are engaging, the magic system is fun but shallow compared to other rpgs. however, dual wielding spells, weapons, or a mix of both is still wonderful. for the players that enjoy combat without being caught, sneaking and stealth-based approaches are some of the most enjoyable methods for combat as well.

the primary tale of skyrim is adequate. however, it is the worldbuilding that excels the most. Every book, dialogue, and place captures the compelling history of tamriel. the narrative of skyrim’s civil war involving stormcloaks and the legion, the return of dragons, and the concealed schemes of the thalmor ensure an immersive atmosphere. even after everything that has happened, there is still so much left unexplored. the notable dark brotherhood and thieves guild stories are usually more captivating and complex than the primary quest of skyrim.

overall: 9/10

Easily one of the greatest games of all time. Years later and it's still highly replayable. Mod scene keeps things fresh. 10/10 in my books

When you think of memorable rpgs Skyrim is on the list among the best and i know i'm not the only one who thinks this way. I played a lot of games but the entire Elder Scrolls series holds a special place in my hearth.

This is not a review for the ,,Special Edition'' of the game, this is more like a tribute for the original game and the amazing mod support so thank you Bethesda and the content creators for the incredible amount of mods this game received along the years.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3398872848

There is something about this game that is making me loose track of time and reality, the immersion and the feeling that you're lost in the world exploring ruins or dungeons,taking a quest to kill a bandit and next thing you know you're fighting dragons,there is so much to do and experience.. it's like a dream from which you never want to wake up.

Maybe it's the size of the open world or the excellent music, the exploration and the wildlife..i can't tell how many times i just picked one valley or a mountain and roleplayed as a hunter.. or used ,,Live another life'' mod and try a new playthrough with a different starting zone..another build a completely new experience..

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3383583800

Like me i'm certain that most of you played Skyrim a lot and you're familiar with modding.. i remember spending so much time making sure everything is compatible and working,but this amount of work is not for everyone and i know some of you stay away from modding for this reason. Nowdays modding is easier than ever because you can install entire modlists with Wabbajack.. with just one click!

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3424943221

I have to mention Enderal because its free if you own Skyrim, a standalone game and if you need something similar to an Elder Scrolls title look no further!

even after 100% completing this game twice now i could still go back and do it all again this game was truly ahead of its time.

No other sand box games are comparable ! Hundreds of hours of role playing, multitude of places to visit with their own ambiances never seen before and, on top of all that, hundreds of quests ! Are you ready for this ?

---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☑ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

---{ Gameplay }---
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☐ Adults
☐ Grandma

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☑ Old Fashioned
☐ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☑ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☑ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding

---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☑ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☑ Long
☐ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☐ Worth the price
☑ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

---{ ? / 10 }---
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☑ 10

best damn game, recommend mods for sure (like the kaidan and sofia follower ones)

the only mods you need for the vanilla game are costco cabernet sauvignon bellavitano cheese + garlic n chive pita bites + 2 shots of finlandia vodka neat 10/10 would recommend

Easily a forever game. There are few games that will do that. A forever game isn't a game with a lot of content, its a game with a lot of GOOD content. Stop buying new games that disappoint and buy classics like this.

The game itself was a real breakthrough in the gaming industry at the time of its release. However, now, when you go into the game and look at it soberly, you can see that it is a real piece of shit. I won’t say anything about the graphics because they were, of course, great for their time. But the plot is just crap. Seriously, the actions in the game are nothing unique. Typical opponents are everywhere. The gameplay literally consists of going through caves. I've played for 36 hours, and that's too much.
I can't rate this game highly in 2025. It's just a good game and nothing more.
Of course, you can install mods, but once you do, it’s no longer the game I’m rating.

P.S. I tried to finish the game three times. As you can see, I couldn’t((

At about the 75 hour mark in my playthrough, I thought it was about time that I got married. I had already looked into the list of eligible partners and settled on one that I generally liked the sound of. I went to his place of work to try and find him, only to discover after a few in-game days of waiting that somehow, during one of my previous trips to the city, he had unceremoniously died. Upset that this had happened entirely unwitnessed by me, I thought it was fair to find a way to bring him back to life. I teleported myself to a neon green and purple developer testing room where every single person who has ever been killed is stripped of their clothes and dropped onto a pile of other corpses. And that’s where I found him, mangled in with several other NPCs that I had never gotten the chance to meet before they also somehow died. I spent the next hour and a half going through forums and wiki articles figuring out how to revive him, give him back his clothes and belongings, and then resetting his routing.
Having successfully played necromancer, I spoke to him, now expecting to be able to finally marry him, only to realize that since I had started a quest with an entirely separate character, I had locked myself out of ever earning his favor and therefore his hand in marriage. So yet another hour went by erasing multiple NPCs' memories, clearing the useless mission I picked up, and then completing a faux version of his quest since the legitimate one was impossible to earn, even with console commands.
After all of this effort spent not actually playing the game, I finally got married and had him move in with me and my daughter. He then spent the rest of my playthrough bad mouthing me to my face about how he hates every lavish mansion I move him into and how I selfishly ask for food.

If that’s my experience JUST with the marriage mechanic, you can imagine how many other times the game either broke so badly I had to play god, or acted in such a weird way that can’t be described as in any way intentional.
Some of my favorite memories with this game have been when guards attack random children on the street for crimes they never committed while I'm actively robbing a vendor ten feet away, and watching on as my demon horse charges into a fortress in an attempt to kill everyone despite having not engaged with the enemy yet.

Skyrim is one of those games everyone recommends and loves despite its tremendous flaws, and I never understood why that was until playing it for myself. The game gives you a problem that never should have existed in the first place and it's on you to find a solution. I could talk about how enriching the lore was or how engaging the combat was, but that’s not what’s going to stick with me in the future-- even if those things are true. For every moment of beauty in the world-design and intense story moments, there is another of needing to pause the game so you can laugh hysterically at your follower who idiotically walked right into a pressure plate trap and was flung across a dungeon to their death.
It’s endlessly stupid and that’s most of the fun. It’s the best puzzle game you’ll ever play that is in absolutely no way a puzzle game.

I love this game and you probably will, too. It's so free and open and comforting.

Explore, do quests (or don't) it's all up to you. You can play at your own pace and you are never pushed into doing things if you aren't ready and just feel like wandering around the beautiful world doing whatever you want.

Worth every cent.

I want to love the game, it takes me back to my original gaming days. This review might not be fair but the endless attempts to start the game is causing me to hate it. It takes me 10 to 15 minutes of endless launch and relaunches to eventually get into the game. No other game (Old or new) on my 24 year old steam account has this issue to Skyrim.

I reset the hardware profile , disable EVERYTHING and still get to the load screen and it goes out of focus and back to my desktop.

Skyrim. The name alone evokes images of snow-capped peaks, sprawling forests, and countless adventures. As a PC player who's poured countless hours into this world – initially through a .... copy during leaner times, and now proudly owning the Steam version, which I've also enjoyed immensely on my Steam Deck – I can confidently declare Skyrim my all-time favorite open-world RPG. It's the OG, and it still reigns supreme.

The game's unparalleled freedom of exploration is a constant source of wonder. From bustling cities to treacherous wilderness, every corner holds a new discovery. I've lost myself for hours, uncovering hidden treasures and tackling quests ranging from epic sagas to hilariously absurd situations (like the ridiculously funny "A Night to Remember"). Building Breezehome and joining various factions added layers of depth to my experience. The Dark Brotherhood questline offered a much darker, morally ambiguous path, forcing difficult choices and exploring the consequences of actions. And let's not forget the sheer joy of transforming the game with mods, turning Skyrim into a canvas where I'm the painter, shaping the very look and feel of the world. My favorites? Definitely the Serana mods and those that enhance the beauty of the female NPCs. Playing this enhanced version on my Steam Deck added another layer of enjoyment, allowing me to explore Tamriel wherever I went. And of course, populating Breezehome with my various wives – Lydia, Ysolda, and Aela – added a unique personal touch to my playthroughs.

Skyrim's choice-driven gameplay is another key strength. I've experimented with countless builds, each playthrough feeling unique. The depth of the lore, combined with the sheer variety of random encounters and quests, ensures that every playthrough feels fresh. The impact of choices on quests adds significant replayability. One consistent choice I've made throughout my playthroughs is sacrificing Sven to Boethiah – poor guy. This, coupled with the readily available and easily implemented modding community, sets Skyrim apart.

Compared to other open-world games, Skyrim's rich lore and the sheer number of unpredictable encounters make it stand out. Few games offer such a sense of constant discovery and genuine surprise. The freedom to shape your experience through choices and mods elevates Skyrim beyond a simple game; it becomes a collaborative creation between developers and player. The portability offered by the Steam Deck further enhances this experience, allowing me to continue my adventures anywhere.

My journey with Skyrim reflects a personal evolution. I played it during a time when I couldn't afford it. Now, with a stable job, I've proudly purchased the Steam version, and my love for this game has only grown stronger, especially with the added convenience of Steam Deck portability. Skyrim isn't just a game; it's a testament to the power of open-world exploration and the enduring appeal of a truly immersive experience. It's the OG, and it remains unmatched.

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