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The lack of “new material” here is supposed to be supplemented by mods, but depending on your platform of choice, that can be lackluster as well. I didn’t experience any technical issues related to mods in general, and the process of adding them to the game was pretty streamlined, even though no one bothers to explain things like “load order” to a console player who has almost assuredly never used mods.

So here is the part of the review for those of you who have played Skyrim will care about.

Like it or not, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim remains a landmark role-playing game. I loved this first time round and got the platinum, the only thing I didn't do was the dawnguard dlc as I'd pretty much finished the game by that point making the vampire/werewolf too weak to use properly, so I'm looking forward to seeing that through this time. You may opt-out by.

If they'd made an effort to add a few extra features such as improved UI & menu's & maybe just tweaked the AI, keeping the vanilla experience then this would have been worth paying full price for. It's definitely PS4 but I looked a lot harder and while it's dlc, it's actually some kind of dlc for elder scrolls online. Coupled with the aesthetic and atmospheric soundtrack, it just gets under my skin and really sucks me in. The combat may not be the best feeling in the world and combat can become a bit of a slugfest, but it is still very enjoyable and Bethesda knows what they are doing. What are the negatives of contracting vampirism? This game is 5 years old, why charge that much for this game? Right now, what that means is the selection of PS4 mods for Skyrim Special Edition is pretty abysmal. I was shocked at how bad it was especially given the game's pedigree. You swing one-handed sword, your one-handed skill goes up, you take damage while in heavy armor, your heavy armor skill goes up. Go for it, but I’m not going to distill them into one final score this time. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Special Edition. One big difference from Commandos 2 is the tactical mode, which allows you to pull…, Hey Gwyn, you're right that Spelunky (the original) came to Xbox before PlayStation - the PS3 a…, Hey, I think you’re mistaken about the original Spelunky release.

Not sure what causes it - maybe the game's loading in a lot of activity in that area?

Presentation, though, is spot on. @ShogunRok do you know what the included code is for? As a remaster, it will obviously not compare to The Witcher 3 or Dragon Age: Inquisition or even Bethesda’s own Fallout 4. You're right, that tactical mode makes a huge difference and you really…, Good review.

Any better on normal 1080p? @ApostateMage I wouldn't worry too much - it sounds like you ran into the exact same thing as me. I put in well over 500 hours into my PS3 copy.

In typical Bethesda fashion, you're free to wander the map and play however you want. Although that's not necessarily a negative considering how dynamic Skyrim can be. That’s given it a lasting presence. I’m the master of at least three guilds at this point, and am well on my way to murdering all the dragons in the land like this is a Game of Thrones prequel, and I’m comfortable sharing my thoughts. It's got rolling grassy plains, intimidating, jagged mountains, volcanic stretches of wilderness, and autumnal forests – every environment is a joy to investigate. Reminder: Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Receives Free Major Update on 28th October, PS5, PS4 Architect Mark Cerny Is a Better Gamer Than You, PS4 to PS5: All Games with Confirmed Free Upgrades, Every game that lets you transfer from PS4 to PS5, Review The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV - A Stretched But Still Epic End to a Superb JRPG Saga, Mini Review Carto - Map-Manipulating Puzzler Is an Adorable Adventure, Review NHL 21 - The Best Iteration of the Generation, Review DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part One - Much More of PS4's Best FPS, Mini Review Ray's the Dead - A Flawed But Novel Zombie Adventure.

@ShogunRok, How about display options? Stone walls look like stone, but none that I would build my house out of. The biggest thing that was being touted was the upscaled and remastered visuals. @ShogunRok I've got one. I have to say I'm not very interested in rerunning the quests I already did on the PS3 version, so I'm exploring entirely new areas. Don't get me wrong, I bought it, but it's a little pricey for a five-year-old game that looks the exact same as it did on release and has as many bugs as it does. Without question, it was a streamlined experience – something that didn't sit well with many long-time fans – but at the same time, it managed to retain that magical, immersive feeling that's always at the heart of a Bethesda-made game world. The combat was a broken mess even five years ago so nowadays it must be a real pain. I can't recommend buying this "updated" version for players who already own it on PS3 or Xbox 360, if you owned it on Steam, however, you do get it for free, but the biggest caveat there is if you owned it on Steam, you probably have it looking better via mods anyways. PS4 and XboxOne, 60 bucks….

will probably drop fairly soon too i imagine.. still a lot of a big games due in the next few weeks, and with game sales in general not meeting expectations in oct/nov, i imagine there'll be some bargains before the end of the month. The story works and it gets you through, it is a 15-20 hour campaign story, but there is always much, much, much more to the amount of story content here. For a game that came out five years ago, I really expected a level of polish and shine that should have been evident and present. However, for those fans hoping that in the past five years, Bethesda has improved upon the original in any significant way, you may be disappointed. As far as we're concerned, it remains one of the best game soundtracks ever crafted. What's more, the amount of grass and plant life has been increased dramatically all across the map, making for much richer scenery. I wouldn't see myself playing this again if I'd already done the majority of it previously.

@NoCode23 I quite like the yellow now - wasn't a fan at first but it only lasts for around an in game hour in the evening and morning. And, past how it looks, for many, this is a game that people have played quite a lot of over the last five years, and I’m not sure merely the jump to new consoles is enough for many to pick it up again. Skyrim is still a great RPG – one that successfully submerges you in a fantastic fantasy world that's packed with things to see and do. If you’ve never played it, this is definitely the version to get, and if you’re a superfan, you’ve probably already bought it before reading this review. Says a lot of the overall quality of the series that it doesn't detter that much from the overall experience. I didn’t want to totally ruin my playthrough by granting myself super-powered spells or gear or a giant castle I could have at my disposal, so I tried to focus on more basic needs. There is no new content, they didn't fix anything, and in fact, it feels like there are more problems than ever in this game. The problem is, though, the game really does not have that polish or shine that even the original had. Morrowind had an okay story, I didn't personally love it, Oblivion's was great but simple, and Skyrim's is something of a comic book story. Both sun rays and shafts of moonlight cut through locations beautifully, with dawn and dusk being particular highlights as the sky and surrounding air turns a wonderfully warm orange. In short, fix your game, don't release it if it's not ready. Most remasters do not really go overboard in trying to add much new content, as that’s not really the point of remasters, but boy, does it not really feel like Bethesda put much effort into any positive changes other than the visuals. The remaster is the best way to play the game on console thanks to improved visuals, technical performance, and mod support – even if the latter is disappointingly limited on PS4. Doors look like doors, but they seem to be really one dimensional.

You never want to pick a lock, that's fine, just go into alteration and level that skill up and you can cast spells that will automatically unlock the world for you. That's the entire story; it's not a bad one, but in an Elder Scrolls game you do start to feel overpowered quite quick, and even though you are essentially a god, it doesn't feel right in the context of past scrolls games. I have watched videos comparing the two, and the biggest difference is the outside lighting and character models look a tad better, no really, only a tad. Do you want to stab enemies in the back while you turn their allies into chickens….You can do that too….You monster. You pick a side, fight through some enemies and then you find yourself out in the open world of Skyrim. This is unacceptable. Now I finally have a chance to play ESV: Skyrim the way it was meant to be played. You fight, you kill it – way too easily might I add – then you start to absorb his soul… No, really, you absorb the dragon's soul.

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