that is SkyrimToday is their 10th birthday, so Bethesda released another version of their epic fantasy RPG to celebrate. Skyrim: Anniversary Edition now out, more Creative Club content, like fishing, aquariums, etc. Plus, owners of the Special Edition of the game will also get some freebies. It’s not Elder Scrolls 6, but hey, good fish. So how many copies of Skyrim will you own after today?
The Anniversary Edition is basically a Special Edition (launched in 2016) with all the content from the Creators Club, a shop where anyone can buy mod-like bits from Bethesda and its creators. in the community. Developers say these include new quests, armor and game modes, as well as aquarium for your Hearthfire homes.
Premium Edition owners will get four free things from Creator Club without purchasing a new version. This includes fishing, which allows you to catch 20 types of fish to cook, display as loot, or release into an aquarium. You’ll also get a survival mode, Saints & Seducers and Rare Curios quests, which add new merchandise to the Khajit caravan shops.
Skyrim: Anniversary Edition costs £48 / $50 / €55. If you already own the Special Edition you can upgrade to the Anniversary Edition for £16 / $20 / €20. Find it On steam and Microsoft Store, as well as PlayStations and Xboxes.
However, be careful if you want to mod these games, because modders have warned that this new version will break all mods badly.
One last little note, if you don’t want to buy more Skyrim to celebrate today, how about celebrating a Whiterun guardian who survived 10 years on his job instead? In this reddit theme, a “guard” is happy to answer everyone’s questions. Honestly, I think I found it more enjoyable to read than to exit another level. He seems to have a lot of beef with one of the captains of the Solitude Guard, and no. of course a member of the Dark Brotherhood.
