
The release also includes 500 unique pieces of Creation Club content, like quests, dungeons, bosses, weapons, spells, and more.
On November 11, 2011, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim made its debut, making its mark in gaming history. This November, Skyrim celebrates a decade of epic journeys, dragon battles, arrows in the knee, and of course, countless stories told by Skyrim’s most important denizens: you!
That’s why Bethesda Game Studios is celebrating Skyrim’s 10th anniversary by focusing on those who chose Skyrim as their home away from home – the fans.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition
For fans looking to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Skyrim – or newcomers ready to take their first step into Tamriel’s northern landscape – The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition releases November 11, 2021 for PlayStation 4 consoles with backwards compatibility on PlayStation 5 systems.
The Anniversary Edition contains the full game plus all three expansions – Dawnguard, Hearthfire and Dragonborn – as well all the enhancements found in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition. The Anniversary Edition also contains over 500 unique pieces of Creation Club content, including quests, dungeons, bosses, weapons, spells and more!
Skyrim in concert
Tune November 11 at 11am PST / 8pm CEST on the official Bethesda YouTube or Twitch channel as The London Symphony Orchestra and London Voices Choir takes us on a musical journey through Skyrim, broadcast from the historical Alexandra Palace Theatre. Experience the iconic themes and ambient tunes of Skyrim in this special concert paying tribute to you, the game’s fans.
The Skyrim Museum
From detailed cosplay to stunning artwork, Skyrim fans have made a name for themselves for their boundless passion and creativity. Now, that passion and creativity has a home with The Skyrim Museum, allowing fans to submit their Skyrim-themed artworks for fellow fans to enjoy. Have your own Skyrim masterpiece to share? Join the fun and submit your own creation today.
It’s hard to believe it’s been ten years, but it only shows how Skyrim’s community has come together to make this a game worth remembering and playing even to this day. We can’t wait to join you in this incredible celebration of Skyrim and its fans – don’t miss it.
Skyrim and GTA5 are the two games that won’t stop releasing over and over and over
No truer words have ever been spoke
I know Skyrim is everywhere, but it’s amusing to see new releases like Quake and this come to PlayStation after Phil deeply insinuated that Bethesda was dead on PlayStation other than already released games and Deathloop/Ghostwrite.
Again, ppl will downplay this, but it’s still a new release coming to PlayStation. It counts for something and shows a willingness to release certain titles on PlayStation.
Please, don’t flip flop the definition of legacy game now. I remember when everyone swore legacy meant TESO and Fallout 76. Now it means remasters…
What a joke. How many times are they going to sell us the same game? Now that Microsoft owns them I imagine many more. I also expect far more creation club disgrace and MTX, subscriptions, etc. Have you guys seen the egregious MTX and subscriptions in fallout 76? ESO? Bethesda is a travesty. They’ve turned into trash.
It’s also funny how this is the second straight new Bethesda release coming to Playstation when Phil explicitly implied that would no longer be the case. I wouldn’t touch this trash if it was free.