Aggro Tomato Reviews: The Elder Scrolls V - Skyrim 10th Anniversary Edition

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim 10th Anniversary Edition is a re-release of the beloved open-world RPG that first launched in 2011. As a big fan of the original game, I was excited to dive back into the land of Skyrim and see what new features and improvements the Anniversary Edition had to offer running a new play-through.

One of the standout features of the Anniversary Edition is the inclusion of all previously released DLCs, including Dawnguard, Hearthfire, and Dragonborn. These DLCs add hours of additional content to the already massive game, giving players even more to explore and discover. The addition of survival mode, which adds hunger, fatigue, and cold to the game, also provides a new challenge for seasoned players.

Visually, the Anniversary Edition features updated graphics and improved lighting effects, which breathe new life into the game's world. The addition of over 500 unique pieces of Creation Club content, including quests, weapons, and outfits, also adds a new level of customization to the game.

For those who played the original game on previous generation consoles, the Anniversary Edition also includes mod support on consoles for the first time. This means that players can easily access and install community-made mods to enhance their gameplay experience.

However, it's worth noting that some of the new features, such as the creation club content, may not be of interest to all players. Additionally, the game's AI and combat mechanics are still showing their age, which may be noticeable to players who have become accustomed to more modern RPGs.

Overall, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition is an excellent way to revisit one of the best RPGs of all time, or experience it for the first time with all of the DLCs and enhancements. The game's vast world, immersive lore, and endless possibilities for exploration and role-playing make it a must-play for any RPG fan. If you haven't played Skyrim before, this is the definitive edition to pick up. And if you're a returning player, the updated visuals and new features make it worth revisiting.

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