
The bustling imperial city looked alive and welcoming, for example. Oblivion’s world, Cyrodiil, receives most of the credit for making players feel like part of a living, breathing place.

For a while, Oblivion lets you have your cake and eat it too. Two morally opposed groups, headed by the same person. You can be the leader of the Fighters Guild, a protective organization for good, and a vile, high-ranking Dark Brotherhood assassin at the same time. The guild system in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion feels unreal.
