Some may dismiss this as a slight to the goodwill Xbox, and by extension Bethesda, have built up with gamers since their merger earlier this year, given that not only have Xbox exclusives been consistently appearing day-and-date on Game Pass, but the program also includes the majority of Bethesda's back library. On November 11, owners of the Special Edition will also receive free Creation Club content in the form of the debut of Survival Mode and Fishing. However, Bethesda is throwing a bone to gamers by offering a free Xbox Series X/S update for Skyrim Special Edition on November 11, which will not require the new Anniversary version of the game. 👀 Skyrim Board Game includes a prequel story as well as classic video game The Anniversary Edition appears to include not only T he Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim Special Edition with its next-generation framerate and resolution, but also 'every piece of Creation Club content released at the time of the Anniversary Edition's launch, including additional quests, armor, and gameplay modes.' Upgrading from the Special Edition to the Anniversary Edition will cost players $19.99 while purchasing the Anniversary Edition alone would set you back $49.99. With the release of Skyrim Anniversary Edition only a week ago, Bethesda has finally revealed some pricing and upgrade information. In a somewhat confusing scenario, Bethesda has stated that The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim Anniversary Editio n would not be available for free on Xbox Game Pass, as some had originally expected.

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