Simply beautiful. If you love space themed games, this is the one you have to at least try in your life. The game has improved massively since 2016.
There are LOTS of stories to be uncovered in Skyrim, I am 45 hours in and only discovered like 30-40% of the map. But at some point it becomes too much of a walking/sprinting simulator or trying to find a way across or to the top of a mountain. If you get tired of listening to NPCs and reading books/letters/notes, the side quests come down to: go there (usually the other side of the map - thank God fast travel exists), kill something, bring the item back. The UI is also questionable, if I want to cast a spell (say healing spell in the middle of the fight) I have to: 1) Go to menu 2) Choose a spell 3) Go out of menu 4) Cast a spell 5) Go back into menu 6) Choose the weapon I initially was fighting with 7) Continue fighting but you might have to do this all over again in 5 seconds Then there's also hundreds of items and no search function. After committing a lot of hours into the game you eventually learn what item is in what category, but if you're just starting, it's going to be a pain. Also - possibly spent way too many hours trying to figure out what to throw away from my backpack so I can run again. All in all, I think Skyrim is a game that every gamer has to try in their lifetime, but I wouldn't call it a masterpiece.
