“Yes, you can swim, and there's a special upgradable skill for doing so, which can only be improved by -you guessed it- swimming. Also, Beep.”

“Yes, you can swim. I would advise picking Argonian as your race for maximum swimming action. Also, disease resistance and super healing, but let's focus on what's really important.”

“You can recruit and control sea monsters that can swim. That's good enough for me. Congrats to the first strategy game to get a recommendation from the stupid swimming curator!”

“You can swim as long as you have stamina, which is not very long. Losing the ability to swim is a very important plot point, central to the story. I'll give it a pass, but just barely.”

“Yes. Swim to your heart's content, and single-handedly put great white sharks back on the endangered species list in the process.”

“Yes, you can swim and get eaten by various sea monsters while you're at it. Right after this 100 gigabyte beast finishes downloading, updating, and lagging, that is.”

“Pretty sure you can swim in this game.”

“Yes, you can swim, and there are plenty of items made to facilitate and improve your swimming ability. That said, this game turns a literal Koi pond into the stuff of nightmares.”

“Yes, you can swim, and there's an upgradable skill for doing so. In fact, there's an upgradable skill for almost everything in this game, so it's good for a bit of dopamine in that regard.”

“Update: The devs have added swimming since this game was last reviewed. Now this game has another way to make me motion sick. PS I feel bad only killing human foes, can you add some monsters, please?”