A game that lives to it's name, but really nothing beyond that. There really isn't a "story" or really anything to latch onto outside the actual battles. Don't get me wrong, I love tank battles, war games and post-apocalyptic fiction, but I need more than simply attacking or defending certain areas.

Great atomsphere, incredible music that fits Lovecraftian horror like a glove and a intruging story makes this game for any fan of horror or H.P. Lovecraft. The game is incredibly frustrating though and unforgiving at times. I am also not a big fan of the controls (I wish I can use my PC controller instead of the keyboard) and how the charcters lack any real personality. The voice acting can be really bad sometimes. Overall, it's a game worth looking into it if you have $10 to spare. Just wished there was more Lovecraftian games out there.

Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is an amazing game with a lush atomsphere, incredible graphics, great music and hours of enjoyment! While the game is fanastic in many ways, it suffers from major flaws. These flaws include a weak menu/interface system, all but a few storylines are weak and anti-climatic, the dungeon crawling gets old, and afterwhile fighting dragons just becomes a chore. Despite these problems, Skyrim is a game that both old school and new school fans of the series can enjoy. I recommend getting this game if you are a fan of open-world RPGs, the Elder Scroll games or generally need a good time waster. While Skyrim is great and all, I do find it overrated.