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That said, you might want to try it out on Gamepass first, since it only costs about $12 and gives you access to a ton of games for the price, including Avowed and the new Oblivion remaster.
Until I played Oblivion Remastered I didn't understand why it wasn't called a remake. When I played it I understood it perfectly. It's the old Oblivion but made in Unreal Engine.
Basically the combat system can't even be compared. Avowed's is dynamic and agile. The combat in Oblivion Remastered is that of a game from almost 20 years ago. And it shows.
I uninstalled after playing for 20 mins
Recommending an early access, AI art, life sim game instead of an RPG. Insane.
I finished it through gamepass. I wouldnt pay more than 25$ .
There's a difference in the quality of the games, and it shows.
Of course. Avowed is a game of high quality. Oblivion remastered is a rehash. It's like comparing a hamburger to a restaurant meal.
You're confusing quality with quantity. And it shows.