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2006 PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck playable 14.99 € 95 % positive Overwhelmingly positive, 50,661 reviews on Steam

A vast, freely explorable Cyrodiil packed with guilds, side quests and dungeons, where you shape your character however you like. Its memorable guild questlines and quirky, charming NPCs keep this classic beloved.

What defines The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion:

  • Open world
  • Lots to discover
  • Fantasy setting
  • Strong character progression

The closest matches for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion are Gothic 3, Two Worlds II and Hogwarts Legacy. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Gothic 3

95 %

2006 PCSteam Deck playable −80 % 19.99 € 3.99 € until tomorrow 81 % positive Very positive, 11,364 reviews on Steam

  • Open world
  • Lots to discover
  • Fantasy setting

A vast, freely explorable Myrtana under orc rule where you side with orcs, rebels, assassins or nomads and carve your own path through the world. The game is notoriously buggy but beloved for its atmosphere and Kai Rosenkranz's sweeping score.

Two Worlds II

Strong character progression

An open-world fantasy RPG with very free character development, spell crafting and magic cards. The story of fighting Gandohar mainly serves as a backdrop to exploring the world.

Hogwarts Legacy

Open world

As a fifth-year student in 19th-century Hogwarts, you roam a lavishly recreated castle and the Scottish Highlands, chaining spells in flashy real-time duels while unraveling a mystery of ancient magic. The real draw is the feeling of finally living inside the wizarding school yourself.

Two Worlds

Open world

A sprawling open-world fantasy RPG where you search for your kidnapped sister across a huge, freely explorable land, juggling rival factions and upgrading gear by stacking duplicates. Rough around the edges and infamous for its stilted dialogue, but generous with freedom.

Divine Divinity

Open world

An early Larian action RPG with a huge, freely explorable world, countless side quests and a classless character system that lets you blend warrior, mage and thief skills as you like.

Ravensword: Shadowlands

Open world

A fantasy action RPG in the vein of The Elder Scrolls, originally built for mobile, offering an open world, gear and skill progression, and a story set in the Kingdom of Tyreas.

Gedonia

Strong character progression

Gedonia is a classic open-world fantasy RPG promising a lot of freedom in building your character and exploring a large world. Based on the limited information available, it appears to be a smaller indie title focused on discovery and character growth.

Drova: Forsaken Kin

Open world

A pixel-art action RPG in the spirit of classic old-school role-playing games, featuring an open world to roam freely, rival factions and meaningful decisions. Exploration and character growth take center stage, with fairly challenging combat.

Dragon's Dogma II

Open world

An open-world fantasy action RPG where you roam a perilous land with customized and borrowed AI companions called Pawns. Flexible vocations, climbable giant monsters and free-form exploration define the experience.

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