It’s a game that’s really hard to describe without sounding too negative or too positive because it’s so easy to spot its flaws and yet it can be so enjoyable in spite of that. Good enough to just slog on through so much content even when your heart’s not fully in it anymore. Good enough to explore so many similar-looking caves to grab the treasure at the end. Good enough to push you from one side of its big world to the other. ‘Good Enough’ is a phrase that can be used to describe a lot of Skyrim – not great, but good enough to make you keep playing.

Skyrim’s an interesting case because it’s the kind of game that you can be lost to forever and yet it doesn’t do one thing exceptionally.

But now you’re able to play it on the go, and in the case of those who have stuck to Nintendo consoles throughout the years they can experience it all for the first time. Skyrim launched six years ago (six years!?) and since then millions of us have played it on a variety of platforms. An Elder Scrolls game on a portable Nintendo console.

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