Proper fishing instead adds a new layer of immersion, helping to turn Skyrim Anniversary Edition into more of a fleshed-out roleplaying experience. Although fish could technically be caught in previous versions of Skyrim, the Dragonborn would have to swim into rivers and catch them with their bare hands in order to utilize them for cooking or alchemy. The new fishing mechanic is also a major draw of Anniversary Edition. New quests, bosses, and items will be fully implemented into the game thanks to the addition of Creation Club, potentially providing returning Skyrim players with hours of brand-new content. Skyrim Anniversary Edition Versus Skyrim Special EditionĪlthough it's unclear for the time being what other graphical or framerate improvements Skyrim Anniversary Edition might have to set it apart on current-gen consoles, it's already a significant step up from Skyrim Special Edition due to its Creation Club elements alone. Bethesda's Creation Club will also be more fully implemented into Skyrim, as Anniversary Edition will feature over 500 Creation Club elements as part of its gameplay experience.
Fishing will be introduced for the first time since the game came out almost ten years ago. It will include all the visual improvements from Skyrim Special Edition, alongside the DLC and a few other new bonuses. Skyrim Anniversary Edition will be taking the same approach, allowing returning players to upgrade from existing versions of Skyrim when it releases this November. Related: Skyrim Anniversary Edition Adds Fishing 10 Years Later Players who owned both the base game and all add-ons could upgrade to Skyrim Special Edition for free. It also included all three of the game's official DLC: Hearthfire, Dragonborn, and Dawnguard. The remaster featured high-resolution textures alongside other visual improvements such as new shaders, volumetric lighting, and a dynamic depth-of-field.
Skyrim Special Edition came out in late 2016 as a 64-bit version of Skyrim, running on an updated version of Bethesda Game Studios' Creation Engine. It's more than just a graphical upgrade, though: a fact that helps to distinguish it from the last Skyrim rerelease, Skyrim Special Edition.
The game will be a next-gen upgrade of Skyrim and is set to release on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation consoles in November 2021. To mark Skyrim's tenth anniversary, Bethesda is re-releasing the game yet again in the form of Skyrim Anniversary Edition.
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