SKYRIM Fans Arise! - Printable Version

Game Name: The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim (yes, it has 4 previous versions, though Skyrim is the most popular)
Developper: BETHESDA
Release Date: 2011
Minimum Requirements: Dual Core 1,8Ghz, 512MB Videocard, 4GB of RAM memory, 6GB of HD space
DLCs: Dawnguard (Werewolves versus vampires, though a really brutal and cool shit different from twilight bs)
          Hearthfire (A DLC that allows you to build your house from the bottom, choosing which rooms you want to build, and what do you
          want to fill these rooms with)
          Dragonborn (A DLC that adds a completely new map to skyrim, add tons of more resources and a new storyline to the game)

REVIEW:

Skyrim is a pretty nice game that follows the RPG genre, it's an open world map where anything could happen, that includes getting assaulted by random thieves, getting face to face with Giants on their camps, visit dungeons swarming with Draughrs (Undead skeletons that looks like Game of Thrones' walkers) being attacked by sneaky wild animals, by a mighty dragon or even be approached by random NPCs that will trigger a quest or perhaps a Questline, that...besides the Main and Secondary Questlines which will be pointed to you through the whole gameplay, the best thing about Skyrim, is that this game allows you to have certain free will about your character's fate, some fates are honorable..others don't, the most impressive thing about this game is the level of roleplay it has...you can't see it on many RPGs out there..and I bellieve this factor has conquered a place in the heart of most rpg players, oooh..not to mention the Fantastic Scenario that Skyrim brings.
Something else that might attract more kind of gamers is that Skyrim has auto-difficult-leveled NPCs, so..if you play on easy mode, you won't have to level up your character through side Questlines in order to become strong enough to face the bosses on the main questline, on the other hand, if you're an adventurer, dungeon-clearer, quest chaser, you might tighten up the difficult, well...I had finished the game on Legendary Dificult myself, with all DLCs and shit, but...even after that...some random quests that I never seen started to appear (and I haven't completed it yet...) this Quest is only unlocked once you reach level 80, and booooy...haha...Well...I won't give anymore spoilers...if that didn't encouraged you to play this game, I don't know what would. Though I'd still like to mention the downsides of this game...First thing is...With the latest DLC (dragonborn) it becomes buggy, and everytime you slay a dragon, you should type a command to absorb it's soul manually, perhaps you'll need to use manual commands to fix bugs on random quests, yet, the game's animation could've been better worked on (though nothing stops you from downloading a decent animation mod pack)....