The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (PC)

Oblivion is the best Role Playing game I have ever played. I considered it as just another game in the beginning, it was something more than that. I finished the game and played it even after finishing the game with a total of about 200 hours and more than 2000 save games. With the official plug-in Knights of the Nine and official expansion of the game Shivering Isles make the huge game even bigger. The Game of the year edition has been released including all these, but even without the expansion, Oblivion is a very big world. MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Microsoft Windows XP/2000 512 MB of System RAM 2.0 Ghz Intel Pentium 4 or equivalent ...  Read the complete review

You are nothing. Nothing but a lowly prisoner in a cage, alone with nothing to do. Maybe toss a few bones around, maybe rattle those hanging chains. Contemplate the best way to kill the jerk in the cell across the hall, perhaps. Your life is at an absolute low, and shows no signs of improving any time soon. And then, disaster strikes. ~*~*~*~*~*~ T H E - S T O R Y ~*~*~*~*~*~ The Elder Scrolls series never lacks in story. In this latest installment, as always, you start off as a nameless prisoner - you're locked up in a cell in the Imperial City Prison. After you create your character, choosing from one of ten unique races ...  Read the complete review

One of the most acclaimed game by many magazines and players in 2006 deserves to be reviewed, and I will take a pause from playing it and make this job. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion was long awaited fantasy-themed role playing game, especially after huge success of its predecessor; The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind which caused me many sleepless nights and was responsible for many of my dreams and nightmares. I am not hard-core gamer at all, but there is something in The Elder Scrolls series that pushes me slightly over the boundary between a moderate games consumer and an addicted freak who will risk few nights for the sake of completing some important quest ...  Read the complete review

The Elder Scrolls Oblivion is a role playing game for the PC. This game is absolutely massive, the land of Cyrodill will take you a long time to fully explore and travel round. The story in this game follows you as a prisoner who works his way up, in the quest to close all of the Oblivion gates. The story mode is long and there are lots of side missions to take part in as nearly every character in the game has a task for you. The PC version has improved graphics over the Xbox 360, and as well as that you can add user created mods which can add a lot of content to your game for free. Even if you have this game for the Xbox 360, ...  Read the complete review

I bought this game having not much idea what it was about, as i have never played an elder scrolls game before. I was extremely impressed. The game is THE most extensive game i have ever played on the PC, and every time you play its completely different. You get to choose your own character and then decide which class you will be: its up to you. There are so many challenges to complete and so much to explore and do, i just didnt know where to start! The world is huge and there is quite a lot of travelling to do between cities, but the good part is that once you have discovered a city, camp etc it appears on the map and then in ...  Read the complete review