Definitely worth the money you pay for the game. If you have not played Skyrim, you are missing out. In a nutshell, it is a fantasy medieval game with an open-world environment, character customization and the ability to play missions how and when you want them - to a certain extent. You can also free roam, build houses if you have the Hearthfire expansion, and smith, explore and fight to your heart's content. I am on my fourth game, and between the original and remastered versions and my Xbox, I probably have about 400 hours on Skyrim, and have not done nearly everything there is to do. The main character does tend to be overpowered, but if you play a little more realistically and increase your difficulty, it should help somewhat.

Definitely worth the money you pay for the game. If you have not played Skyrim, you are missing out. In a nutshell, it is a fantasy medieval game with an open-world environment, character customization and the ability to play missions how and when you want them - to a certain extent. You can also free roam, build houses if you have the Hearthfire expansion, and smith, explore and fight to your heart's content. I am on my fourth game, and between the original and remastered versions and my Xbox, I probably have about 400 hours on Skyrim, and have not done nearly everything there is to do. The main character does tend to be overpowered, but if you play a little more realistically and increase your difficulty, it should help somewhat.