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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered

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Rating

Graphics and Sound

5

Controls

5

Gameplay

5

Lasting Appeal

5

Pros

  • Stunning Visual Overhaul
    The remaster delivers beautifully enhanced graphics, lighting, and textures, making Cyrodiil more immersive than ever.

  • Improved Combat and Magic Systems
    Combat feels weightier and magic casting is smoother, offering a more modern and satisfying gameplay experience.

  • Quality-of-Life Enhancements
    Features like fast travel improvements, quest tracking updates, and shorter load times streamline the gameplay for new and returning players.

  • Lore-Friendly Item Insurance Mechanic
    The new item insurance and claim system blends immersion with convenience, allowing for recovery of lost gear within the game’s lore.

  • Full Mod Support from Day One
    Bethesda supports modding at launch, enabling a thriving community to improve, expand, and personalize the game further.

Cons

  • No Major Story Changes
    While nostalgic for veterans, some may find the unchanged main story and quests a missed opportunity for deeper narrative development.

  • Combat Still Feels Outdated for Some
    Despite improvements, the combat system might still feel less fluid than newer RPGs for players used to fast-paced action games.

  • AI Behavior Can Be Inconsistent
    NPCs sometimes react oddly or follow outdated pathing logic, breaking immersion in some scenarios.

  • Potential Performance Issues on Lower-End PCs
    The visual enhancements demand more from hardware, which might affect players without newer systems.

  • Insurance System Might Break Immersion for Some
    While innovative, the item insurance and claim mechanics could feel too “real-world” for fantasy purists seeking escapism.

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