TESRenewal provided an update Skeblevienits fan-made experience brings The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion into Skyrim’s new engine.
Skyblivion has been in development since 2012 and is expected to launch in 2025, and the developers want to show you how things are progressing.
In the video below, the team shows off the game’s systems, part of the world map, new cities, Ayleid dungeons, and more.
Upon release, Skyblivion will contain a remastered version of the entire Cyrodiil, with many classic Oblivion mechanics such as spell crafting, a complete class and attribute system, underwater combat, and NPC disposal.
You can expect improvements such as remastered graphics, weather, lighting, an expanded soundtrack, new game mechanics, and a limited selection of mini-missions with original voice acting.
When it’s released into the wild, you’ll have access to Oblivion’s DLC pre-world spaces, systems, and missions. After a period of bug fixes and community-supported updates, the project development team will continue to develop Oblivion’s nine content. Additional content released as well as the Shivering Isles expansion.
Sounds great to us.
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Speaking of awesome, don’t forget that TESRenewal is also working hard Elder Scrolls Update: Skywind. We’ve been waiting for this lovely in-development fully converted model for as long as we can remember. Well, at least since 2012. But that’s okay, because great things come to those who wait, and things will continue to work out.
In the latest official development video, the folks behind Skywind take a deep dive into departmental progress and bottlenecks, showing you some of what’s involved in making a complete conversion mod. If you want to know the ins and outs of something like this, check out the video update below.
For those unfamiliar with the project, Skywind is a fan-made modification of Skyrim designed to blend Morrowind with the enhanced graphics and features of the Skyrim engine.
With the approval of Bethesda Softworks, all original game assets, including textures, music, missions, and gameplay, will be redesigned, and a project of this scale requires hundreds of volunteer artists, composers, designers, developers, Voice actors, etc. If you have the skills to help get things moving, sign up to volunteer here.
