- Publisher: Bethesda Softworks
- Release Date: Nov 17, 2017
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 750 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 617 out of 750
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Mixed: 57 out of 750
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Negative: 76 out of 750
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Jan 28, 2018
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Nov 11, 201915 years of portable gaming, this was what we've been dreaming of. Spent hours just staring into snowy night forests and mountains and fighting feels like childhood fantasy. I would give just 9/10 if big consoles would run this with 60 fps, but they don't. Just this one game is a reason to go with Switch.
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Nov 22, 2017Really solid port of the Special Edition. Runs at very steady 30fps in both modes and in handeld looks incredible, a dream come true to have Skyrim on the go like this. Glitches will still be found like in any version of the game, but my score is based on the port, rather than the game itself. We already know what game Skyrim is.
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Nov 18, 2017Go east go west SKYRIM is the best Game ever made, although it is the same, I encourage the gamers who didn’t taste this amazing adventure to try it now
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Nov 25, 2017Same game it’s always been and with all DLC. Can’t fix what’s not broken. Game plays very smooth, fast load times, and great graphics on the switch. I was very impressed.
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Mar 24, 2019
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Dec 6, 2017My score might be just slightly overblown, as there is no new content, no actual remaster in place, and the game is 7 years old and is sold for a full price. But hey, I'm in the Nord realm again, and it's my, like, 20th playthrough, and I'm still glued to the screen like a teenager, a long, long time ago. And this time, I can take if everywhere with me. If you own a Switch, it's a must.
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May 18, 2020
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Nov 20, 2017This is probably my favorite game ever. I've played for around 100 hours. There's so much to do & explore. It's hard to believe this game is running on a Nintendo console and handheld at that! It runs very smoothly, looks great for a 6 year old game and is totally playable in the dock or handheld mode. I haven't really felt the need to try the motion controls.
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Mar 4, 2018
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Aug 12, 2018
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Nov 26, 2017
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Dec 10, 2018What should I say about his game? It's just a amazing, a totally must have! I felt like playing a real tabletop RPG, as it has the most realistic roleplay I've ever seen in a e-game. TONS of quests are waiting for you, wherever you are, Dovahkiin!
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Nov 17, 2017Yep zelda is a great game , but one of my favorite rpg's come's to the switch
Just imagine ,running trough the big world just on a small screen on a plain
It pretty much has everything that the other console version have
Only controls are a bit hard in the beginning
That doesn't take anything away from the 10 ,the game is just so good
A must buy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -
Feb 20, 2022The last game Bethesda ever made. Press F to pay respects to the fallen giant
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Jan 4, 2018
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Nov 18, 2017
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Nov 21, 2017Skyrim is outstanding on the Switch. It's beautiful, it runs well, has motion controls, HD rumble and most of all I can be on an adventure anywhere; portable mode is crisp and as good as it gets!
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Nov 17, 2017This game got hundreds of hours of content. I think the game is pretty crispy both in docked and handled. Nothing is left out in this Switch version, beautiful work - thank you Bethesda.
I'm very impressed - and I'm able to carry Tamriel in my bag every day. My lunch breaks gonna be more fun from now on. This game is worth a re-visit + a must have for you Nintendo Switch! -
Nov 17, 2017
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Nov 17, 2017What a wonderful game. It was amazing back in 2011 and it is amazing now. More so because they have removed most of the bugs (some were left in for comedy) and you can take it on the go with you. The frame rate is smoother than the PS4 version, and the Joy Con motion controls work wonderfully.
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Nov 30, 2017
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Jun 21, 2020Skyrim, um RPG épico, é melhor ainda ainda quando se joga no modo portátil, ainda mais no Switch que roda com perfeição.
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Jan 15, 2018Anytime, anywhere, playing, killing, loving as a dragonborn, amazing live in skyrim. Love the way on switch!
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Jul 11, 2020Well, without further ADO.) Hey, buy Skyrim.)) Excellent port, no sagging anywhere, technically everything is perfect. As an action-RPG game, I also liked it, a lot of spells, weapons, armor, dragons in the end.) What else is needed.
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Mar 5, 2018extremely excellent !! A fantastic world to explore, fun missions that are even more difficult considering the level of the player, incredible opponents, enemies and memorable factions (and boring to face when they defeat you several times in a row ahaha ...). The Elders Scrolls V was the best game I played until the end of this review.
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Mar 22, 2018
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Oct 7, 2022So far this is one of the best open world games on the switch! The gameplay still holds up great in 2019!
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Mar 23, 2020It's just an amazing port. To play Skyrim on a handheld is incredible and Bethesda has done flawless work. It runs perfect and look as good as ever. Good job Bethesda. This is one of the best version of Skyrim.
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May 2, 2019its just simply amazing, playing skyrim on the switch compared to the ps3 is like night and day, the ps3 verision was the worst one and going to whats the best one according to me becouse of how good it looks and with how stable it is and damn the load time are short
Awards & Rankings
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CD-ActionFeb 8, 2018Anyone who dreamed of exploring Skyrim on the go or during prolonged toilet sessions, will instantly forgive a slight downgrade needed to ensure fluidity (the game almost always runs at 30 fps). Apart from some visual trade-offs and a bit of exclusive Nintendo content (e.g. Link’s outfit) it’s the same game you know and possibly love. [01/2018, p.50]
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games(TM)Jan 25, 2018It's Skyrim, warts and all, in your pocket. [Issue#196, p.90]
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Nintendo Force MagazineJan 7, 2018Whether it's your first Elder Scrolls experience or your fifth, Skyrim is still a worthy journey. [Issue #31 – January/February 2018, p. 25E]