The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Special Edition

Steam News · Aug 20

Bethesda finally fix the Skyrim Special Edition on-screen keyboard crashing SteamOS / Steam Deck

A new update from Bethesda has rolled out for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition, and much like with Fallout 4, they finally fixed an annoying bug. Read the full article here:

Steam News · Aug 20

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition - Update 1.7.99 (Updated Aug 27)

Additional Hotfix — August 27CrashesFixed a crash when opening the on-screen keyboard and submitting text on the game main menu on PlayStation.Fixed a crash when opening the map multiple times on Xbox.Bug FixesInstalling the game in certain regions no longer shows the 14 out of 15 GB Creations storage space is used on PlayStation.Today's update to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition increa...

Steam News · Jun 25

New realms, new companions, and new powers, all in these Skyrim Creations.

Heart of the MountainBy DarthVitrialExplore the mysteries of the Void in a large new land with professionally voiced characters, exciting new music, and new art for a special follower, land, gear, and foes!Venture into the Old Lands, a vast new world that hosts multiple new biomes, including a scorching desert, mist-shrouded swamp, and a haunted forest, in this story-focused, fully-voiced creation...

Steam News · Apr 26

This new Skyrim mod is unashamedly vibe-coded, but it lets you swing NPCs into each other with ragdoll physics, so we all win

If there's one thing I can't get enough of, it's ragdoll physics in video games. While their inclusion can ruin the mood of some of the best RPGs by pinging people (and players) around like they're made of jelly, there's just something hilarious about them. Like puppets. And if this Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: Special Edition mod is half as good as it looks, I worry for the guards always chasing me o...

Steam News · Apr 24

This Skyrim mod that makes NPCs AI chatterboxes just got a massive overhaul

Skyrim's got a lot of NPCs. Thing is, most of 'em are dolts. They don't have any kind of distinct personality or routine, and sometimes do the dumbest stuff imaginable. I'll never forget the time a dragon flew down to attack me near a settlement, destroying some fencing in the process, and the entire town swivelled before charging towards me, daggers drawn, completely ignoring the massive dragon i...

Steam News · Apr 13

Make Skyrim's weather feel more impactful with this particle mod

I loved The Witcher 3's wobbly bushes. In the original version of The Witcher 3 they used to sway like they were singing Auld Lang Syne on New Year's Eve, and it really helped bring Velen to life. Particle Wind, a mod by RavenKZP, does the same for Skyrim... Read more.

Steam News · Mar 24

Popular Skyrim mod returns after 9 years with a major update and a full source code release to keep it relevant 'for many years to come'

Someone check on the Skyrim Nexus Mods, users because one of the most popular mods has reappeared with a new update after nine years... Read more.

Steam News · Mar 5

Adventure awaits in these Skyrim Creations!

Legacy of OrsiniumBy VeelpootNew adventures await from the creators of Lordbound! Prove your worth to the Agra Crun, as the might of Orsinium descends upon a humble stronghold. Travel through the expanded mines of Mor Khazgur, inspired by the events in The Elder Scrolls Online and uncover the secrets of a long-forgotten Orcish tomb.Legacy of Orsinium: A new professionally-voiced storyline with mul...

Steam News · Feb 22

Well, someone made an Ulfric Stormcloak Big Naturals mod

First, the Baldur's Gate 3 modding community gave Elminster Big Naturals, and then everyone's favorite dignified corpse Withers too. The Skyrim modding community, not one to be left behind, has finally followed suit... Read more.

Steam News · Feb 8

I thought I was finally free from stealth-focused Skyrim builds, then someone modded in the ability to hide in bushes

It's me, the player who starts Skyrim over and over with different mod loadouts and yet, nine times out of 10, ends up crouching with a bow shooting draugr in slow motion. Every now and then I push myself into another playstyle—like two-handed melee barbarian or summon-focused wizard—but drift back to my old favorite. I haven't installed the mod that just kills you if you play Stealth Archer again...