Enderal: Forgotten Stories is a total conversion mod for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Developed by a dedicated team of German modders by the name of SureAI, the first version of Enderal was released ...

We last checked in with Enderal, a Skyrim total conversion set in its own universe with all-custom lore and content, in December. It snapped up a few Mod of the Year awards but wasn't included in our ...

Bethesda recently announced a remastered version of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim for consoles, but modders continue to play with the PC version, offering changes, graphics updates and all manner of ...

Enderal, an ambitious Skyrim total conversion mod that's been five years in the making, finally has a release date. Looking for more tweaks to your RPGing? Here's our picks of the best Skyrim mods.

So what is Enderal: Forgotten Stories? According to the mod’s official Steam page, “Enderal: Forgotten Stories is a total conversion for TES V: Skyrim: a game modification that is set in its own world ...

Just under twelve hours before the official launch, I received access to the English localization of Skyrim’s most impressive mod, Enderal: The Shards of Order. Enderal is more than your average mod; ...

You can never have your first few hours with a game back. In that precious window, you’re still coming to bear with the world around you and the mechanisms through which you interact with it. Your ...

Skyrim has seemingly become that game that will never stop evolving, but not in the way that most may think. There's games like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and World of Warcraft that receive ...

Ramey's passion for videos games blossomed at the age of 8, with medieval fantasy games such as Runescape and Skyrim. What inspired him to become a writer however, was those games' ability to allow ...

Something to look forward to: The massive 13GB Skyrim Enderal: The Shards of Order conversion mod has earned itself its own Stream Store page developer SureAI announced Wednesday. One mod that stands ...

Most PC gaming mods typically act as tweaks. For instance, if a player wanted more storms for their version of Fallout 4, they could simply download a mod and move on. Sure, it's a small change, but ...