Action RPG

Developed in Unreal Engine 5

In terms of overall quality, Skyrim arguably outshines it, yet the journey and unforeseen twists in Oblivion‘s quest design, which dates back almost two decades, have left a lasting impression that Skyrim failed to match. Even though Skyrim is generally considered superior, the tales woven into the quests of Oblivion still resonate deeply within us in a way that Skyrim‘s didn’t.

If you’ve progressed sufficiently in the game, make your way to The Grand Hub. You’ll notice that it’s lavishly adorned with springtime decorations.

I’ve consistently found myself captivated by Bethesda’s approach to creating rich RPGs that seamlessly combine intricate lore with the ability to freely explore. With the announcement of ‘Oblivion Remastered’, this seems like the ideal moment to delve into the entire collection of Elder Scrolls games, organizing them based on their release dates and their positions within Tamriel’s extensive chronology.

To advance in Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, it’s essential to enhance both your Major and Minor abilities. Boosting these skills earns you Experience Points (XP) that contribute to your total character level. Your Major skills are the ones associated with the class you picked when creating your character, and they yield a larger amount of XP towards your overall level compared to the Minor skills.