Yes, it turns out, the developers threw in a host of easter eggs, secret codes, and locations that are only being explored now. With more than 100 hours of vanilla gameplay (i.e., main quest line + ‘official’ side quests), Skyrim without mods or DLC’s was already expansive, and that was just the quests they told us about.
And that’s not including all the amazing and intricate mods you can download online (click here if you want to know where to find Skyrim mods). It’s not just that the vanilla game plus DLC’s (Dawnguard, Hearthfire, and Dragonborn) take up a little over 22GB of HDD space, but also because most, if not all, of the vanilla game’s secrets, are still being unearthed almost 10 years on. Now, almost a decade after its release, and with respect to other immersive franchises like Fallout and Red Dead Redemption (my personal favorites), and it’s still one of the most expansive games of all time. When it came out in 2009, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was considered to be one of the most massive, extremely intricate, and highly immersive games of all time.
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