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Wow! I just finished playing Death Trash for the first time and I thought it was great! the humor is funny and the writing is short and sweet, with a very compelling world that I can't wait to explore more of. The combat was a little strange for me at first I don't know why, but after it clicked it was very fun. One problem I had with the game is that the settlements, such as Tauris and New Delphi seemed very small, with very few unique characters, but I assume that this is because they are not complete and are small compared to other settlements in the full game. Overall, I really enjoyed the game and highly recommend it.

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is a great game. While not as in-depth lore wise as its predecessor, Morrowind, Oblivion clearly puts a lot of effort into individual guild questlines. This has caused Oblivion to have some of the most memorable moments in gaming, during the main quest, dark brotherhood questline, and the thieves guild questline. If I had to recommend a starting game into the Elder Scrolls series I would recommend this, because it is good for new players, but is not overly simplified or complicated, like Skyrim or Morrowind respectively. The quests are very memorable, but the Cyrodiil feels bland and generic compared to Morrowind or even Skyrim. In conclusion, Oblivion is a great game for veterans and n00bs alike.

This game is a true modern masterpiece. The environments are immersive, even though there are some undeniable bugs. The quest design is great, with some truly memorable guild questlines such as the thieves guild and dark brotherhood. The Dragonborn DLC has adds a lot of good quests, which makes up for the mediocre main DLC quest. Dawnguard on the other hand has a spectacular main quest that dives into lore and has great storytelling, but has weak sidequests. The games main quest is mediocre at best, and does not compare to Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion or Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. One major reason to buy this game would be to mod it. Skyrim has about 400 hours of playable content, but with modding this can thousands of hours of gameplay, and when the first Beyond Skyrim province comes out a whole new province of Tamriel will be added, with what some would say is detail and writing better than what Bethesda has provided in the base game. Overall, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is a fantastic game whose community has made 1000x better.

This is an amazing game, the world is very immersive and beautiful and the combat is hard but fair. The boss fights are fun and interesting even if some were not challenging.

This really is a great game. At first I did not like it because the fights are hard, but after beating the first four bosses and moving on to the full game I really started to appreciate how well made this game is. I have only played a few hours but so far I have really liked the gameplay.