The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
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"The great Todd Howard says that great games are played, not made," according to Bethesda's Pete Hines, so Elder Scrolls devs changed Oblivion combat three times and no one spoke about it
By Ashley Bardhan published
News No need

After 13 years, the fan-led Oblivion remake developed in Skyrim's engine – Skyblivion – is right around the corner: "Recent developments made us come closer to a potential date announcement"
By Anna Koselke published
News "Progress is generally good" right now

I hope you like the tamer fantasy of Oblivion and Skyrim: lore master of 29 years says Todd Howard "gravitates not towards the weird stuff" and doesn't expect Morrowind-grade weirdness from The Elder Scrolls 6
By Anna Koselke last updated
News Skyrim wasn't "all that weird" either

Skyblivion isn't another Oblivion Remastered – lead says "we still have something to offer" as the project's devs have "more or less redesigned every aspect" of Bethesda's original RPG
By Anna Koselke published
News Here's "where the power of a proper remake comes from"

Bethesda-approved Skyblivion is suddenly more than just an exciting remake – it's a poster child for a potential game-changer for mods: one-click modding on GOG
By Issy van der Velde published
News It's now easier than ever to mod your games

Oblivion Remastered lets you wipe out entire taverns of NPCs with ease, and I don't know how I missed this playing the original RPG for 19 years
By Anna Koselke published
News The Dark Brotherhood questline should've taught me better

It took Oblivion Remastered a single week to become the third best-selling game of 2025 behind Assassin's Creed Shadows and Monster Hunter Wilds
By Jordan Gerblick published
News Oblivion Remastered was also the best-selling game of that week, but that's less surprising

This Oblivion Remastered Easter egg is forcing me to confront a difficult truth about early 2010s meme culture: It was never funny, actually
By Jordan Gerblick published
News Millennial humor just doesn't hit like it used to
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