Meanwhile, a fair few textures look their age now. Character faces remain almost exactly as they were, which seems backwards compared to Fallout 4’s more expressive and varied facial types. Not everything is equally scrubbed up, mind. It’s Skyrim as you remember it through nostalgia filters and a little extra pizzazz. Candles glow and flicker, sun rays penetrate the gaps in trees, mist rolls off the mountains and spells crackle and fizz with a newfound beauty. There’s no denying this is definitely a prettier, more detailed version of the PS3 game, with some superb enhanced lighting and effects. The obvious part to get out of the way is the visuals.
