WTMG's Leo Faria: "That’s the beauty behind the Oblivion remaster. It is still janky, occasionally ugly, and featuring some inexcusable bugs, but the core game is so good, so damn immersive and entertaining, you will keep on playing it for hours on end. It’s an updated and (ever so slightly) improved way to experience a classic RPG that doesn’t feel like it’s already 19 years old. Grab an axe, improve your charisma stats, completely ignore the plot and the urgency behind the main critical path, and immerse yourself in the land of Cyrodiil. You’ll spend hundreds of hours doing so, probably up until Bethesda finally finishes up developing The Elder Scrolls 6… or another version of Skyrim."
The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered is a reflective lens that highlights RPG evolution while proving the appeal of certain design philosophies.
Game Rant Writes "The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered has enough improvements that it could arguably be considered a full-blown remake.
Elder Scrolls: Oblivion Remastered has taken the gaming community by storm. Despite being a Game Pass title, it has garnered around 200K concurrent players on Steam. The remake is built atop the Unreal Engine 5 using its cutting-edge (but not so optimized) visual technologies, including Lumen, Nanite, and Virtual Shadows.
"is still janky, occasionally ugly, and featuring some inexcusable bugs"
" It doesn’t matter if you’re on High, Low, DLSS, FSR, with a 4080 or a 2070: the framerate will constantly fluctuate from 120fps to 20fps, for no apparent reason."
And the game writer went on to give it an 8...