The Elder Scrolls games have been entertaining gamers for years and now and then you can pick up Morrowind, Oblivion or Skyrim cheap on Steam, but what about those who prefer something more than just a digital download?
How many games can you name that you have been playing for a year or more? I had clocked over 400 hours before obtaining the Dragonborn expansion (it’s not an add-on, Hearthfire is an add-on), after playing around five hours a night over the last five nights, I’m on over 450 hours and still have a load to play.
Late to the party as usual, but couldn’t miss the opportunity to show you the latest screenshots of the upcoming Skyrim DLC, Dragonborn, but what I can’t escape feeling is that we’re going to start seeing some elements of Fallout being thrown into the mix.
Announced a little earlier today was news about the next downloadable content for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and the title says it all, it will be known as “Dragonborn” and to show you what it will entail, a trailer was also released.
Do you have 400 Microsoft Points? Do you have The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim? If the answer to both of those questions is a resounding yes, you qualify to download Hearthfire, the latest DLC for Skyrim which allows you to build your own home.
You’ve probably played through Dawnguard a couple of times now as normal and vampire and am in need of more content to satisfy your Skyrim hunger, well, unless you play it on PC and have access to all those lovely mods.
