However, it still achieves a very detailed and consistent standard, which is more than enough to showcase Skyrim in its intended form. Whilst the streaming service's performance is very impressive on a stable connection, the visual fidelity does fall a little below the PC bar of high to ultra graphics settings. As all saved data is stored on the Cloud, so there are no fears about losing progress, either. Playkey is quite a practical platform for games like Skyrim, ones where you can pour hundreds of hours into the adventure, since it doesn't restrict users to one device, making it easy to log play sessions in different places. This service allows subscribed users to play high-demand games on any out-dated computer or Mac, provided they have a stable connection, since all the hard-work is done on remote servers. The special edition is a fitting title for the online streaming service, Playkey, which is the platform of choice for the review. Most intriguingly, it makes mod support available across the board, on consoles for the first time, albeit in a limited form. Skyrim Special Edition aims to upgrade and improve the original experience, translating it into the 64-bit engine that powered Fallout 4, treating it to a series of visual updates, as well improving it in practical terms, with augmented features such as quick saving and saves organised by character.
Thanks to Skyrim's huge mod community, there's been a plethora of innovations, visual improvements, and creative content available for the PC version.
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