Difficulty:

Just Right

Time Spent:

40 to 100 Hours

The Bottom Line:

"Amazing"

When I heard of this game I was quite excited as I had played Oblivion and was a huge fan.
It was so worth the wait as Skyrim is quite easily one of the best games I have ever played; Trumping other open world games such as Assassins Creed, GTA and, by far, Oblivion.

The Gameplay itself is brilliant, enough said, what really makes it is the small gameplay elements, such as choosing between melee or magic, and if you cannot make up your mind simply have both. The is also a huge variety of quests, where you will find that you do more side quests rather than progressing in the story.

The Graphics in the game are phenomenal, even in the huge world of Skyrim. You occasionally run into the odd glitch, like a floating mammoth or an upside down wolf, but these little things still do not affect the greatness of the beautiful world of Skyrim.

The Soundtrack to the game is just as epic as the game itself, with music that really gets your heart pumping when in a fight or lets you admire the beautiful scenery of Skyrim.

This game is extraordinary, upon writing this review I initially gave it 9.5 but once reaching the end I had to bump it up to a 10/10, because this game is truly and simply flawless.