The saga of The Elder Scrolls it is one of those that have benefited most from mods from the community, who have often been able to reinvent the already complex titles in the series, correcting bugs, imperfections or adding imaginative scenarios, missions or game elements. For game fans like Morrowind, Oblivion o Skyrim it is almost impossible to keep up with all the productions, more or less amateur, which enrich and complete the already vast gaming environments that Bethesda created to let players explore and learn about the regions of Tamriel, the world of The Elder Scrolls.
Occasionally, however, some of these version modding projects PC they emerge and stand out so clearly that they generate anticipation and trepidation in the community, just as if it were "official" expansions or even a new episode. One of these projects is definitely Skyblivion. Let's see what it is and what we know at the moment.
Skyblivion: an ambitious modding project
It all began in 2012, when the modding group TESRenewal started a project to fully translate The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion on the game engine of Skyrim. The whole map, every questline, every creature. All. All completely reworked from scratch by the fans. It is an extremely ambitious mod that, according to what is described on the official website of the mod itself, will be made available for free to owners of both Oblivion and Skyrim.
Everything you need to know about the current status of the project can be found in a full-bodied development diary that the Rebelzize team (which is in charge of it) published on your Youtube channel.
Unfortunately, nothing is known about the release date yet. It is specified that “despite the extremely broad overview of this project we are finally on the home straight. However, there is still a lot of work to do. "
A concrete and sure update on the publication date has not yet arrived, but the Youtube channel of the group is often enriched with new updates, including this one gameplay video of the project.
Will Skyblivion to see the light? How enjoyable it will be for those who have already completed The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion in original format and how much will it be appreciated by those who have completely skipped it? And how long will it take, still? For the moment the only way to know is to keep an eye on the Rebelzize Youtube channel and the prolific modding community that revolves around the games of the saga The Elder Scrolls.
