By guest columnist Rich Kuhaupt. The land is in chaos; civil war has begun, vampires and werewolves roam the cities and countryside unchecked, bandits lie in wait for unsuspecting travelers, frostbite spiders, draugr, daedra, hagravens, giants, and rogue mages are everywhere, and now dragons have returned! The time has come to return to Tamriel and
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was one of the most acclaimed releases of 2011, drawing critical praise for itsart style, leveling system and changes to the series’ traditional combat. Now, Elder Scrolls modding community Dark Creations is getting ready to release the first part of a massive addition to the game: Beyond Skyrim – Bruma.
With the first Skryim DLC Dawnguard just released a few weeks ago on PC (what happened to the PS3 players, Bethesda?), it was surprising to hear a few rumors this week about Bethesda announcing their next DLC. But nevertheless, Bethesda sent out a press release this morning announcing the newest Skyrim DLC, Hearthfire.
Bethesda Softwork has released the first glimpse of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim‘s first official add-on, Dawnguard, scheduled for a Summer 2012 release. Dawnguard‘s trailer gives the Skyrim player looking for a bit more content plenty of intriguing hints at the add-on’s content. The narrator’s monologue indicates players will play an important role in the
It shall come to pass that in the year 2013 AD an Elder Scroll MMO will arrive for PCs and Macs. “We have been working hard to create an online world in which players will be able to experience the epic Elder Scrolls universe with their friends, something fans have long said they wanted,” said
Kinect users will finally be able to utilize the voice command function of the Xbox 360 peripheral in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim in a coming title update this month. Whether you want to switch from your bow to your double axe on the fly or asking Lydia to continue her sworn oath to carry
Saying an entry in Bethesda’s The Elder Scrolls series usually has some bugs is a huge understatement. Most fans of the series are very tolerant of the glitches that come with the game, most of them enjoying their results and posting them on the web. But today Bethesda promised relief from some of the worst bugs
Bethesda has recently displayed a gameplay demo for their upcoming RPG The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The demo’s showing off a number of features, including a positively gorgeous engine and world design, dual-wield controls allowing the player to manipulate spells or weapons in either hand, and wandering, apparently unscripted and unpredictable dragon encounters. The demo
Todd Howard, Game Director for Bethesda Game Studios, sat down with the German gaming website Gameswelt to discuss some more details of the upcoming Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. In the 14-minute clip, we hear a little bit more about the details of playing in Skryim and what we can expect to be different and simliar