The modding team behind Skyblivion, the fan remake of Oblivion in Skyrim, has shared its sixth dev diary. In this diary, the devs show off the Gold Coast, the City of Anvil, a few Oblivion realms and unique worlds, plus player customization and much more.
Skyblivion aims to bring The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion to a new generation of gamers and welcome back longtime fans of the series. This cool mod will work with both Skyrim Legacy Edition and Skyrim Special Edition. It’s one of the most exciting mods out there, showing what modders can do when they put their minds to it. And, even in its WIP state, it looks great.
When Skyblivion comes out, you’ll be able to pick and choose what parts you want to install. You can decide to install things like Landscaping, Interiors, City improvements, and Weapons/Armor. In theory, this will allow the team to finish the mod more quickly. It’s like customizing your game the way you want it.
Skyblivion has been in the works for some time, and its team is aiming to release it in 2025. Yep, you read that right. We will finally be able to test a version of this mod in 2025.
When it comes to big mods for Skyrim, there are some cool ones you can grab right now. Wyrmstooth is like an expansion with new quests and dungeons. There’s also a mod that brings stuff from The Witcher games into Skyrim. Dragon Hall Tavern is another big 2GB mod that gives you more quests, places to explore, and even an arena. And don’t forget about Land of Vominhem and Legacy of the Dragonborn. You might also want to try this mod inspired by Castlevania, or the one that adds the cool Nemesis system from Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor. And last but not least, check out this DLC-sized Mod that adds six awesome new islands to explore.
Skyblivion will come out on PC in 2025. Right now, though, there isn’t any specific ETA. I don’t believe the game will slip into 2026. But hey, you never know.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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