The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim News

Skyrim modders are adding DLSS, FSR2, and XeSS support

Canny members of the Skyrim modding community are working on a plugin to enable support for DLSS, FSR2, and XeSS upscaling in the Special and Anniversary Editions of Bethesda's sprawling RPG. Modder PureDark is working together with a small team on the unofficial plugin, called Skyrim-Upscaler, and it should help bump up those frame rates somewhat. It's available to download now from Github if you want to give it a go yourself, but there’s no plan to release the plugin publicly until the modders sort out VR compatibility.

It’s been months since we’ve heard much from Bethesda’s upcoming sci-fi RPG Starfield, but studio director Todd Howard has been answering some questions about the game in a new video series. You can watch Howard chatting about the make-believe space programme below, where he covers if Starfield is hard sci-fi (not really), the games traits system, and dialogue. It seems that Starfield RPG's are incredibly chatty, with many times more dialogue than Fallout 4 and Skyrim.

The revamped co-op mod for Bethesda's classic fantasy RPG The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim only launched on Friday, but it’s already been downloaded more than 59,000 times. The past three days have been very kind to Skyrim Together Reborn, which has been put together by mostly student modders in their spare time. They’ve even made a video guide on how to install, create a server and start playing with your Dragonborn mates, which you can watch below.

A revamped version of the Skyrim Together mod allowing co-op for Bethesda’s classic fantasy RPG is finally available to download from NexusMods today. Dubbed Skyrim Together Reborn, the mod's developers say this version is a significant improvement over the previous version. Witness players tackling some main quests together in Together Team’s video below.

Looking for a list of the best vampire games on PC? It's all Christopher Lee's fault. Despite the best efforts of Bram Stoker, Max Schreck, and Stephenie Meyer in trying to make them look bad - everyone wants to be a vampire. As The Lost Boys pointed out, "Sleep all day. Party all night. Never grow old. Never die. It's fun to be a vampire." And as the videogame industry quickly realized, having supernatural powers of darkness is pretty cool too, which is why there are so many fun vampire games around.

We'll be charting a course across aplenty of genres and decades to deliver our picks of the PC's top vampire games. So whether you prefer the power fantasy, roleplaying potential, or moral implications of being a vampire, we've got something to suit all tastes.

Being able to jump really high, tear regular humans to shreds, use creepy magic powers, and replenish health by feasting on your enemies - all PC games should be vampire games. To that end, we've gone to the heart of Transylvania, to round up all the best vampire games on PC, but watch out - they bite.

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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim News

Skyrim modders are adding DLSS, FSR2, and XeSS support

Starfield has more talking than Skyrim and Fallout 4 combined

Skyrim’s revamped co-op mod has been downloaded almost 60,000 times in just three days

The Skyrim Together Reborn multiplayer mod is out now, bringing major updates and 2-8 player co-op

The best vampire games on PC in 2022