Difficulty:

Just Right

Time Spent:

40 to 100 Hours

The Bottom Line:

"Worth playing"

Introduction -

When I first started playing skyrim I wasn't sure what to expect, but I was eager to see if this game had potential and it did.From the beginning of the game I was already planing on how I should play my character, and this is where the game shines.There are so many routs to choose that this game can fit any play style whether you prefer to play as the sneaky Khajiit or the battle ready Orc.

Story -

The story of revolves around a adventurer who finds himself/herself being the dragon born the slayer of dragons.I found that even though the main story was interesting it was not the best of the game in fact I had more fun playing the side quests than actually completing the main storyline this was in part because of the massive amount of content this game has to offer and the secrets meant for you to discover.I could go on and on about the guilds and clans you will end up finding all through skyrim but I think you should discover these things for yourself

Game Play -

As my play through progressed I noticed that the game gradually got easier and this makes sense as you get more experienced your character gets more powerful, but it got to a point where I could basically one hit almost every creature in the game.My suggestion to you -the reader- is to first play on adept difficulty to get used to the game and then switch to master as soon as things start getting too easy this way you can always fell that there is a challenge and the game never gets too dull.

Final thoughts -

Overall skyrim is a fun game but can be too easy at times.If you're looking for a fun game that will last you hundreds of hours of thrill and excitement then I would suggest you get this game or at least rent it.