Recent reviews by System of a Jess

Great 'unwind' game, I work retail and wading neck-deep into hordes of enemies hacking them apart like a blender on steroids is oddly therapeutic. Plays a lot like the Left 4 Dead games but this is mostly melee

It's okay, I guess.

memes out of the way, Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim at its default out of the box experience is alright, there is a decent enough story the UNIQUE voice acting is decent, the common voice acting often leaves a lot to be desired(one guy voices a total of like 100? 'unique' named npcs and his voice really stands out) graphics are decent enough for a 9 year old game, the AI is totally wonky and the PhysX/Havok engine is very clearly on its deathbed, the game it full of bugs and exploits, but over all it's a decent enough game for a Bethesda title

10/10 Highly Recommend, great title worth every cent I paid. I've played through about 4 times now(I keep going "I'll do a high chaos play through this time" never works out like that though..)

The game has excellent replayability with the addition of a NG+ system, you can literally become a god and gain every power available to you. Very Hard not hard enough for you? use the "Custom Difficulty" option to turn of Iron Mode, in this game mode Loading and Saving are disabled and you have one life, so you could make it all the way to the end and loose EVERYTHING if you ♥♥♥♥ up.

Playing each character brings its own delight even though the script is vaguely similar it still has its own feel and flow. The "No Dowry" options(no Outsider gifts/powers) adds a new level of complexity to the game making it far more difficult to navigate and get where you need to, the devs have thought of this play through style and you can do a "No Spots, Kills or powers" play through(check my achievement list for it 😉 lol)

it's a great game, but there is some lacking features I won't get into (me being nit-picky) it's a massive step farwards from Fallout 3 and Skyrim with alot of unique new creature models and skins and far better sneak ai than bethesda's previour 3 titles (i mean it's still broken sorta but nowhere near as bad as skyrim).

I feel like the main quest-line is extremely short so don't rush through it or you'll find your self going "well what now", but that said you can choose from a handful of different endings and your actions in doing so effect the whole commonwealth