Although inspired by and running on the engines of previous Elder Scrolls games, Myar Aranath, Arktwend, Nehrim and Enderal exist in their own extensive universe, separate from those dreamt up by Bethesda. SureAI may be a hobbyist group working for free, but regimental organisation and rigorous professionalism rank just as highly with the team as the standard of the games they produce. And of course there are many, many dungeons.” A mod of Skyrim quality that is almost as big as Skyrim itself.
In terms of exteriors, there are different climate zones: a desert, a forest, heathlands, mountains, all with different vegetation and climates, there’s a lot going on. “Enderal is almost as big as Skyrim,” Nico Lietzau, one of SureAI’s team leaders, tells me. It was praised for its detailed plot, its mature political and sociopolitical themes, and its extensive landscapes.Įnderal: The Shards of Order, SureAI’s upcoming Skyrim total conversion, aims to be bigger still. Nehrim received plaudits across the board, including four separate Mod of the Year accolades from ModDB. “But Nehrim is so impressive that it was a contender not just for best mod, but for best RPG.” Such are the lofty standards that German hobbyist group SureAI works to, its total conversion mods feel less like add-ons or additional content indolently tacked onto games post-release, and more like entirely new releases. You can simply just head to the Steam page, download the total conversion and install it."It’s a total conversion for a four-year-old game,” read PC Gamer US’s rundown of Nehrim: At Fate’s Edge, when the Oblivion mod clinched the coveted Mod of the Year award in 2010. The version on Steam, which eliminates the hassle of trying to install the mod over top of the base game, has been expanded with a whack of new features, including two new “crafting classes,” 12 additional side quests and non-linear guild questlines, reworked crafting and spells, and improved performance and stability.īest of all, as long as you own either the original Skyrim or the upgraded Legendary Edition ( Skyrim Special Edition has a few issues that the devs need to iron out), neither have to be installed in order to play Enderal. The game features a ton of new content, including new classes, as well as revamped survival and combat mechanics. You can still download the original mod from ModDB. Like Skyrim, Enderal is an open world game, but as mentioned, with its own lore, and is totally separate from The Elder Scrolls series. The mod has been in the works since 2016, and even has its own Steam page. A total conversion of Skyrim, but with its own lore and story, the developers have announced that the game will finally go live on February 14. If you’re tired of Todd Howard constantly churning out the same Skyrim game since 2011, then you’ll probably want to check out the long-awaited Enderal: Forgotten Stories.
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