The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion® Game of the Year Edition is a legendary RPG that immerses players in a richly detailed, vibrant world. With an AI Community Rating of 86.89%, it’s hailed as one of the best RPGs of all time. Create any character you imagine, from noble warriors to sinister assassins, and explore a vast, open world filled with quests, dungeons, and secrets. The game’s groundbreaking Radiant AI system brings NPCs to life with 24/7 schedules, making the world feel alive. The Game of the Year Edition includes the Knights of the Nine and Shivering Isles expansions, adding epic quests and new lands to explore. Fans praise its story, quests, and nostalgic charm, with standout features like the immersive soundtrack and freeform gameplay. However, some note dated combat mechanics, repetitive dungeon designs, and occasional bugs. If you love classic RPGs with deep lore and exploration, Oblivion is a must-play, though modern gamers may need to overlook its aged elements.
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The Elder Scrolls IV follows the journey of Lucien Lachance and his new recruit as they try to bring the sworn enemy of the Morag Tongue, the Dark Brotherhood, back to its former glory. They do whatever is necessary, including assassinating, waging open war, attending parties, deceiving, and much more. Only to find out in the end that the harder you strive to slay your enemies, the faster you'll deliver your people right into their hands." In addition, you have to assist a guy named Martin in finding an amulet.
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The GOATed Elder Scrolls game. This game has not aged well visually but it is a classic nonetheless. This game is better than Skyrim by a longshot. You don't even need mods to make this game interesting even after playing it 100 times. By azura by azura by azura
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion --------------------------------------------------- A game that shaped a generation. highly anticipated sequel to morrowind, and fourth entry in the elderscrolls franchise. Oblivion does almost the impossible. It improves on a formula that we all know and love. Oblivion brings the Daedra to you, and the world feels alive. Travel to the realms of oblivion, fight bandits, Ogres and mudcraps. Enjoy the exploration and be rewarded in a fantastic world. Enjoy the game !
Literally only leaving a review because Steam is being dumb on this one, and its a negative review so hopefully people will read it. This comes with the Deluxe Edition DLC. Both the community and Steam support will say it doesnt and try to get you to buy the Deluxe edition (Its $20 and you have to DELETE THIS VERSION OF THE GAME from your steam library completely before you are allowed to buy it) instead. You do not have to. To activate the 9 Deluxe DLCs, all you need to do is this. When you first start the launcher for the first time, after setting the graphics settings, click on Data Files. In there you will see a list of the installed DLCs. If you start the game now, none of them will work (This is why its assumed that the regular Game of the Year edition didnt come with the DLCs) but also in that list at the very bottom will be an entry labeled Oblivion.esm with its checkbox empty. Once you activate that check box and start the game, poof, all of a sudden you will be given notifications of all of the DLCs being active in your game and will function normally. If you are a Steam Deck user like myself, you may not see the box so instead just double click on Oblivion.esm and it will activate and the box will appear. There, I just saved you 20 bucks and/or a trip to some dubious download/key site all to obtain 9 DLC packs that USED to be free before Bethesda tried to charge for them here on Steam.
I have to give a negative review after many years. I purchased the original iteration of the GOTY edition which included all of the downloadable content, but coming back to play after some time I find that they have removed the add-on dlc from the GOTY edition leaving just Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine and now they are requiring me to purchase the GOTY Deluxe edition to regain access to content that I have already purchased.
[h1]I hope lord dagon take this game into the oblivion[/h1] morrowind is 10000000 better than this crap. at the 1st level you can kill basic enemies with 3 or 4 arrow shot and at the level 45 with best gear I shot a skeleton hero near 150 times in order to kill it despite the fact this enemy is a common enemy and it gets worst when you think about the more powerful enemies, remember how hard it was to get a daedric armor set in morrowind, now all the outlaws bask in daedric and glass armors and weapons, quests are way boring, story is trash compared to the morrorwind, NPC models are hideous and scary(except sheogorath's model which in my opinion is best model in the game), every thing in this game has problem
The story is good and the gameplay is good too, but I cannot recommend the game on two things. The speechcraft mini-game is a chore to deal with, and I'm glad no other game has ever used it because it makes leveling up your charisma/persuasion/intimidation ability useless because it's more about mastering the speechcraft mini-game than anything else. I'm not sure if it's an issue of compatibility with newer versions/updates of Windows or Oblivion uses a buggier version of Gamebryo than Fallout 3 and New Vegas, but I bought the GOTY edition so I can enjoy all of the quests the game has to offer, and despite installing fan patches and such to help fix bugs. I eventually got to a point in the game where most of the quests broke.
Be mindful of which version you buy. Purchased the standard GOTY edition instead of the Deluxe by mistake, and Steam refused to issue a refund. It would be one thing if you could upgrade to the Deluxe edition at a reduced price, but in order to gain access to the Deluxe edition's DLC content you would need to purchase the game at full price again.
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