The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Hearthfire
released on Sep 04, 2012
DLC for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
The Elder Scrolls V: Hearthfire is the second official add-on for the fifth installment in the Elder Scrolls series, Skyrim. Hearthfire focuses around purchasing land and designing, building and maintaining a homestead. The option to hire stewards, carriage drivers and a personal bard are also available. With five pre-built purchasable houses already present in Skyrim, it's now possible to own property in every hold, except Winterhold. In addition, an adoption mechanic has been introduced that allows the Dragonborn to adopt children and raise them in the newly built home, provided there is room for them. In addition, previously bought homes can be altered to have a children's bedroom fitted into them.
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Hearthfire is by far the weakest expansion of Skyrim.
I really like the idea of owning a property but it's not implemented very well.
Buying a house with gold and customizing it is fun, but if you want to build your own house, gathering the materials might be very tedious and exhausting. Granted, it's still worth checking out because it adds some slightly important elements.
Final Rating: "Average" ~ 5/10.
I really like the idea of owning a property but it's not implemented very well.
Buying a house with gold and customizing it is fun, but if you want to build your own house, gathering the materials might be very tedious and exhausting. Granted, it's still worth checking out because it adds some slightly important elements.
Final Rating: "Average" ~ 5/10.
I loved the element of building you own house and that it wasn't an easy task getting materials making it feel more realistic and immersive. I liked the range of options for housing layouts but would have loved a bit more creative control on how the houses looked.
Bom complemento, construir casas, comprar terras, adotar crianças, bandidos sequestrando sua esposa....
I played this on a save once and completely forgotten about it. I prefer the house mods. 😞
Home decor & adoptable children turn Skyrim into a bizarrely compelling fusion of Diablo and life sim. I doubt Bethesda will ever expand on this but someone else absolutely should.
Lame DLC. The housing options are very limited.