Game Name:
The Elder Scroll V: Skyrim
Description:
This is an RPG game. The background is built upon a virtual Middle Ages world,
of which lives different races of human, orcs, elves, etc.
The Elder Scroll has several series.
In this one, Skyrim, it tells the story of the returning of an evil dragon,
and the player’s character’s main quest is to slay this dragon and keep the world safe.
Related Lens:
Lens #32: The lens of meaningful choices
A player have many choices during main/side quests, some may totally affect the
character’s future, some may affect the final reward or story progress direction.
E.g.
- To join Rebellion or Imperial Legion?
- To help an NPC with his problem or just kill him for his equipment?
- To complete a mission in a brutal force or clever way?
Lens #49: The lens of visible progress
Many things that a player does, will reward player experience/ item/ reputation/ etc.
After the character progressed, he can learn new skills, find new quests,
get better looks or simply become stronger.
E.g.
1.Use one kind of weapon/skill frequently => gain proficiency as well as experience =>
more available ability of this kind of weapon/skill unlocked
2.Level up => more spark points => add spark points to unlocked abilities to
make them enabled.
3.Complete quests => better relationship with some NPC, get reward, etc.
Lens #63: The lens of beauty
The game have excellent background music, graphical effect and modelings.
The sky, rivers, animals, trees, wooden houses…
Everything details of the game, will seduce players and make them
feeling immersed into the fantastic beauty of this world.
Besides, it even allows players to import MODs to enhance those effects.
Lens #71: The lens of freedom
There is no need to complete any quests. Hunting, pharmacy, black smithing, marriage,
thief, business man…
Whatever a player does, is always decided by player himself.
If he want, he can even just ride on his horse, enjoying the beautiful view sight
from sunrise towards sunset.
Lens #74: The lens of the world
There are many races living in a same world: Human, elf, orc, etc.
There are many interesting non-important details which make Skyrim’s world closer to reality, such as kids playing around,
chicken and vegetable in yard, cups on tables, sunset before night, funny conversations
between NPCs, etc.
You may find vampires in caves, wolf-rean in woods, fish-monster in rivers, and dragons flying over your head. They are not real, but simply create
a new world that one expect to be part of.
Game Link: http://www.elderscrolls.com/