After 15 years, Skyrim has turned into an MMO – the open beta of the ambitious Aurbis mod has started

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For almost 15 years, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has already received many multiplayer mods, but a new unofficial project has turned the acclaimed fantasy RPG from Bethesda Game Studios into a real MMO.

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Image source: Bethesda Softworks

As the portal noted PC Gameran ambitious modification recently launched in early access Aurbiswhich brings the events of Skyrim to a synchronized province with a common time, calendar and weather for everyone.

Users can start families, form factions, master professions, explore dungeons, complete quests, commit crimes, create economic systems, stories and legends.

  Image source: ModDB (Aurbis)

Image source: ModDB (Aurbis)

It is not necessary to participate in role-playing. Aurbis can be treated as a role-playing server, a multiplayer RPG, a PvE adventure, a faction showdown, an economic simulator, or a combination of these.

Aurbis also promises a redesigned character editor and role-playing system, in-depth survival, mechanics for literacy and learning new languages, long-term consequences of decisions, penalties for death, and much more.

  Image source: ModDB (Aurbis)

Image source: ModDB (Aurbis)

You can download Aurbis from the site ModDB. For the mod to work, you need a legal copy of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim for PC version 1.6.1170. The project is at the stage of open beta testing and does not have a full release date.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim debuted on November 11, 2011 on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360. Since then, the game has been ported to all modern platforms. Meanwhile, The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel is still “more than two years away.”

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