The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion / Elder Scrolls 4 (PC)

I was first introduced to Elder Scrolls when I received Morrowind free with my graphics card so having enjoyed it I decided to give Oblivion a go. The graphics are clearly far superior to those of Morrowind and the games is more structured. In Morrowind I found myself getting lost because I wasn't sure where I should be going and considering the amount of walking you had to do it was quite annoying to find out I had then reached the wrong city. Neither of these things are a problem in Oblivion. Your quests are clearly logged for you to check up on and if you get sick of walking or riding to towns, once you have visited them you can click on them on your map to ...

I was, and am still in love with Eldar Scrolls III: Morrowind, and its excellent expansion packs. Seeing Oblivion in all its next-gen glory and the promise of an improved combat system had me champing at the bit. The visuals cannot be argued with, the buildings, landscapes, characters and items all look fantastic and everything seems to glisten in the sun in a rather satisfying way. The melee combat has been improved over Morrowind, with fights taking more than stats and some rapid clicking to win fights. They have managed to improve the playability and practicality of the theif classes as well, making them a viable alternative to being a ...

This is the best game ever made! I am really good at it and it is the best thing since sliced bread. There is loads of things that you can do in this game, the level system is a really good idea because it means that the monsters you fight have the same ability as you so you are equally matched against everything you fight (apart from rats and mud crabs, they are just annoying) The level system is also good with the equipment that you get, as it means you are never overpowered, and it motivates you to level up so when you do quests for (e.g. the 'Dark brotherhood') you get given better stuff (e.g. black band - which is a ring) There is always another quest to do, and all ...