'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim' Latest News Update: Get 'Skyrim: Special Edition' For Free; See Details Here

The clock is ticking for anyone who wants to get the remastered version of "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" onto their hands. In celebration of the Norse fantasy title's fifth anniversary, Bethesda is giving out free "Skyrim: Special Edition" until Oct. 28.

But not so fast, as Game Spot reports, Bethesda had a condition: free "Skyrim: Special Edition" will only be available for original copy owners who also have DLCs available on Steam. Moreover, "Skyrim: Legendary Edition" owners can also get the remastered version since it is a bundle of game and all its downloadable expansions.

Furthermore, "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" fanatics can get a slashed price in order to complete $45-worth of "Skyrim" DLCs, namely: "Dawnguard," "Hearthfire" and "Dragonborn." For anyone who carts the items on Oct. 28, it should be taken note that it will take 36 hours for the titles to load in the library, as per a statement by Steam.

According to Telegraph, the fan base of the highly acclaimed Bethesda title is still continuing to grow, even outside the virtual world as cosplayers sporting as "Skyrim" characters are seen everywhere. Aside from "Skyrim: Special Edition," Bethesda is commemorating five fruitful years of "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" through a concert.

In a report by Games Radar, an orchestral concert for "The Elder Scrolls" title will happen on Nov. 16 at London's Palladium Theatre. "Skyrim in Concert" will also feature musical scores from other "The Elder Scrolls" titles like "Oblivion" and "Morrowind."

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The remastered version of "Skyrim" comes with enhanced arts and effects, dynamic depth of field, screen-space reflections among other features. "Skyrim" has won 200 Game of the Year awards since its maiden release in 2012. "Skyrim: Special Edition" is available PC, Xbox ONE and PlayStation 4.

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