We've been blasting back through the game to check out all the new quests. If spending that amount of cash on a bunch of mods seems a bit much to you, well, it's hard to argue with your reasoning but honestly, there’s a lot of quality content to enjoy here with some strong quests packed full of sweet lore and lots of weapons, houses, wild horses, armour and all that good stuff.
Well, seeing as the base Switch version of Bethesda's RPG (of which you can read our review for the full lowdown on the non-anniversary content) already includes all three of the game's official add-ons - Dawnguard, Hearthfire, and Dragonborn, which are cheekily highlighted as part of this upgrade in the AE press blurb - alongside a few Zelda-flavoured goodies, and given that this Anniversary Edition doesn't benefit from any graphical/performance enhancements added to other ports, what we're left with here is 74 pieces of Creation Club mod content.Ĭreation Club mods, those officially sanctioned by the powers that be at Bethesda, were an expensive bunch of add-ons to pick up separately, but here you get them all bundled in and activated for £17.99 if you already own the game. But what in the Todd Howard are we getting for our money this time around? The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition has sneaked its way onto the Switch eShop, giving players the option to purchase a full version or, if you already own Skyrim, a less expensive DLC upgrade alternative. Yes, that's right, it's another slightly different version of the game that point blank refuses to crawl into a corner and die.
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