Is that really already ten years? Skyrim has left a deep mark on our gaming biographies.
Skyrim. It’s a name like Donnerhall, you can practically hear the “Fus Ro Dah” echoing through the gorges. Skyrim may not have been a flawless game (and it hasn’t been to this day), but it made gaming history.
Because Skyrim was legendary successful: Bethesda’s open-world role-playing game had already sold over 30 million times in November 2016, and today an average of around 20,000 Steam Dragonborns wander through (probably heavily modded) the edge of the sky at the same time.
IIn the live podcast for Skyrim’s tenth birthday, we discuss the reasons for the success – or whether Skyrim left you cold.
Link to Podcast content
Because of course there are misconducts that Skyrim can be accused of. At the same time, even Ann-Kathrin likes the world of Skyrim as a non-open-world fan, so Bethesda must have done something right.
Micha and Géraldine are lost anyway, they have always liked Skyrim, but for different reasons. And Micha’s Skyrim relationship even started on the wrong foot (ha!), Because at the time he was desperate to test the role-playing game.
Of course that is nothing compared to the feud between Lydia and Shadow Mane.
Missed episode? Here is an overview of all podcast episodes
For video recording: Those who prefer to see us rather than hear us can do that on Youtube.
More podcast
We recommend our RSS feed for plus users, with which you can load all episodes onto your smartphone. Every Wednesday a bonus episode appears exclusively for GameStar Plus.
There is also the GameStar podcast on:
We look forward to every comment and positive rating. You can find the regular RSS feed without plus episodes here.
