"The dream of Skyblivion goes back over a decade as a team of fans came together to use The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim's engine to fully recreate and re-imagine Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion as a modern RPG. At the beginning of 2023, the team set a 2025 premiere for Skyblivion. However, that's no longer the plan and Skyblivion has been pushed to next year. The good news is that the latest dev video shows off how much has been finished and what remains to be"
"Skyblivion lead Rebelzize narrates the video as he offers a guide to where things stand. According to Rebelzize, most of the work has already been done and over 70 volunteer contributors are still hard at work trying to get the ambitious mod across the finish line. When this project was started, The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion was far out of date. Earlier this year, Bethesda released Oblivion Remastered, which could"
"Earlier this year, a former member of the team spoke out against efforts to rush the mod out before it's ready. As impressive as Skyblivion is, no one is getting paid for it, and the ex-team member is against the crunch-time mindset that was making things more difficult. For now, it looks like Skyblivion is worth the wait. Although Bethesda does offer some support for mods on consoles, it will"
Skyblivion is a long-running fan project to recreate and reimagine Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion using The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim's engine. The project began over a decade ago and originally aimed for a 2025 premiere but has been postponed to next year. A development video narrated by lead Rebelzize shows substantial progress, with over 70 volunteer contributors continuing final work. Bethesda released Oblivion Remastered earlier in the year and provided copies to the Skyblivion team. A former member criticized crunch and rushed release efforts. The mod will be released for PC only and requires ownership of both Elder Scrolls 5 and Elder Scrolls 4.
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