You can start work on your Skyrim estate right now
posted:
9/4/2012 12:59:00 PM
I haven't touched Skyrim in months. As with all Bethesda games, I exhaust every interesting corner of their lovingly-created worlds (that takes about 200 hours), then promptly lose interest in the game. None of Bethesda's DLC expansions have made me want to go back for even a second - until now.
Hearthfire lets you buy land, build a house, adopt and raise children, and who knows what else. That's such an awesome departure from you average RPG downloadable content pack that I'm feeling itchy to get back to Skyrim.
Hearthfire is available right now on Xbox Live for 400 MSP.
To learn more, visit www.elderscrolls.com.
Hearthfire lets you buy land, build a house, adopt and raise children, and who knows what else. That's such an awesome departure from you average RPG downloadable content pack that I'm feeling itchy to get back to Skyrim.
Hearthfire is available right now on Xbox Live for 400 MSP.
To learn more, visit www.elderscrolls.com.
We’re pleased to announce Hearthfire™, the next official game add-on for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim® , is now available worldwide for download for 400 Microsoft Points on Xbox LIVE® .
Hearthfire allows you to purchase land and build your own home from the ground up - from a simple one-room cottage to a sprawling compound complete with armory, alchemy laboratory, and more. Choose your land, customize your house, guard it from unwanted visitors, and turn your house into a home by adopting children. For more information on The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim or Hearthfire please visit www.elderscrolls.com.
Hearthfire allows you to purchase land and build your own home from the ground up - from a simple one-room cottage to a sprawling compound complete with armory, alchemy laboratory, and more. Choose your land, customize your house, guard it from unwanted visitors, and turn your house into a home by adopting children. For more information on The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim or Hearthfire please visit www.elderscrolls.com.
