We lose our sense of immersion, the key component of games today, if a game’s music or voice acting is lackluster. But minor qualms such as these barely detract from the glorious and visceral experience of wandering the world of Oblivion.Īudio is a frequently underrated part of videogames. For example, water can look boringly flat from eye level, while underwater land that should appear blue occasionally seems as if not submerged at all (only at a very slim point between above and below water). A small number of other minor issues caught our eyes. Our biggest qualm is the framerate, as it intermittently drops in a graphically intensive area though to its credit does not significantly disrupt the experience. Oblivion has some graphical growing pains, but they are few and far between. Be advised that after the tutorial ends, there is no opportunity to change your character’s physical traits, so choose carefully.
From race, complexion, and hair style to minuscule details like nostril size, jaw dimension, and beard density, one has absolute control whilst creating their character. A fantastic feature of Oblivion, its intense character customization, lets players create their protagonist in absolutely any way possible.
When one looks directly into that water, what does the reflection look like? That completely depends.
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