Why Skyrim? Because it is probably the most popular single-player open-world RPG ever to exist, and there is a good chance you have played it.
We are comparing both games on release, without any mods or expansions.
How large is the world?
Svarog's Dream: 20.2 Kilometers
Skyrim: 37 Kilometers
How many quests are there in the game?
Svarog's Dream: 126
Skyrim: 273
How many music compositions does the game use?
Svarog's Dream: 62 (about 3 hours)
Skyrim: 52 (about 4 hours)
How many lines are there in the game dialogues?
Svarog's Dream*: About 6.000 lines of dialogue or about 45.000 words
Skyrim: About 60.000 lines of dialogue
*The dialogue in Svarog's Dream is not voiced.
Some other numbers about Svarog's Dream on release:
Playable characters: 50
Active skills: 84
Unique talents: 58
Unique items: 560
World events: 46
Unique plants: 30
Plants to gather: 3768
Game endings: 4 (3 of them can lead to NG+)
The number of words in all the text in the game is about 80,000, which is roughly equivalent to the word count of an average novel of 300 pages.
When it comes to quest length, it really varies—from quests that took us only 1 hour to implement (e.g., learn how to cook food) to quests that took us weeks to create (e.g., God of War with a whole area made for that quest).
If there are any other numbers you would like to learn about the game, feel free to ask in the comments.
Also, we are curious to hear more about how many hours you spent in the game so far.
