Oblivion Remastered: The Elder Scrolls IV shines in new splendor after 19 years

Oblivion Remastered: The Elder Scrolls IV Shines in New Splendor After 19 Years

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Almost 20 years ago, Bethesda released the fourth installment of The Elder Scrolls role-playing game series with Oblivion. Now, the classic shines in new splendor: Oblivion Remastered is now available with modern graphics based on the Unreal Engine 5.

Summary :

Graphics

Pictures say more than a thousand words. As expected, the worlds are a direct match between the nearly 20-year-old original and the remake in the Unreal Engine 5. The province of Cyrodiil now appears much more detailed, with more vegetation, better light and shadow rendering, and newly created and well-visualized creatures and objects.

While the original, with its bright green forests and shining white ruins, appeared partly oversaturated, the remake is more subtle, but also more realistic. Additionally, new objects such as fish and insects in the game world grant more lives.

New Features

The user interface has been overhauled. Additionally, dialogue has been replaced and lip sync has been improved. New animations and sound effects should make the challenges more engaging. The sprint function is also new. The following points are listed as “quality of life improvements.”

Improved HUD, menu and revised map UI for systems such as persuasion, route management and additional changes in the upgrade system, carrying capacity, irrelevant and irrelevant perks and other Avieles enemies of the function enemy of accessibility to the functional function of the functional function! Bethesda

When does the Oblivion remake appear?

With today’s performance, the game is also coming directly to the market. The Oblivion Remake for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X | S platforms are now available. The price is 54.99 euros (PC) and the Deluxe edition costs 10 euros more. The game is now part of the Xbox Games Game Subscription.

The remake also receives the Knights of the Nine and Shivering Isles expansions.

About the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is the fourth part of the role-playing series The Elder Scrolls from Bethesda, which began with the Elder Scrolls: Arena in 1994. Oblivion was released in March 2006, and with the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim in November 2011.

The story of the Elder Scrolls IV deals with the province of Cyrodiil, in which Emperor Uriel Septim VII has his ruling. Before the emperor is killed by Meuchel’s murderers, the player is tasked with finding the last heir to the throne, who, thanks to his dragon’s blood and an amulet, is able to close the gates to the Kingdom of Oblivion (Oblivion), which have appeared all over Cyrodiil.

At the time, Oblivion not only set new standards graphically, but also offered many new AI features. For example, NPCs followed their own daily rhythms and sometimes gave torches or set them ablaze at night. However, the combat system, which was later heralded as “innovative,” was often perceived as hak-religious.

But this didn’t hinder its success, and TES IV: Oblivion followed the 2006 game and held a metacore score of 94/100 on the Metacritic rating platform, a step up in the series from its successor, Skyrim.

Leaks revealed a lot in advance.

The remake could have been a big surprise, if it hadn’t been for a suspected breakdown at Studio Virtuoso. The official website revealed screenshots of the newly redesigned Oblivion a week ago. The website was completely shut down shortly after, but the photos have long since made the rounds online.

Topics: Bethesda Gaming Role-Playing Games The Elder Scrolls