Skyblivion...

[GamerSpecial]

No Steam page? No release?

[Ogami]

Its a mod. Its super rare that mods get their own store page, i really can only think of one and thats "Enderal" which is a total conversion mod that uses the Skyrim engine and some assets but otherwise is a completely standalone RPG in another setting.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/976620/Enderal_Forgotten_Stories_Special_Edition/

But "Skyblivion" is just a 1:1 remake of Oblivion in the Skyrim engine, i doubt that BETHESDA would allow that to be available on the store as a separate store page.

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

It's it's own seoarate mod for Skyrim Special Edition and Oblivion and its DLCs...

SKYBLIVION will be 100% FREE, but in order to play, we require our users to own both Skyrim: Special Edition and Oblivion including the DLCs. Without these requirements our installer will not install the mod.

https://skyblivion.com/about/

[Ogami]

I mean, Enderal does the same, you have to own Skyrim Special Edition to install the game on Steam since it uses that games assets.
So that is technically not a hinderance getting a mod on Steam.
That its just a remake in another engine is much more the issue why we will not see a separate store page for it.
With Enderal it was really a special case with many of the Bethesda devs being huge fans of the project and they still had like 2 years of negotiations before they were able to put it on Steam.

[Chaosolous]

Mods do no get their own Steam pages. It doesn't work that way.

Find where you get your mods or where that mod is hosted, ask there.

[feytharn]

Originally posted by Ogami:

I mean, Enderal does the same, you have to own Skyrim Special Edition to install the game on Steam since it uses that games assets.
So that is technically not a hinderance getting a mod on Steam.
That its just a remake in another engine is much more the issue why we will not see a separate store page for it.
With Enderal it was really a special case with many of the Bethesda devs being huge fans of the project and they still had like 2 years of negotiations before they were able to put it on Steam.

The main difference is that Enderal is an original story/world. Oblivion has a story and world owned by bethesda.

[GamerSpecial]

Originally posted by Ogami:

Its a mod. Its super rare that mods get their own store page, i really can only think of one and thats "Enderal" which is a total conversion mod that uses the Skyrim engine and some assets but otherwise is a completely standalone RPG in another setting.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/976620/Enderal_Forgotten_Stories_Special_Edition/

But "Skyblivion" is just a 1:1 remake of Oblivion in the Skyrim engine, i doubt that BETHESDA would allow that to be available on the store as a separate store page.

Thanks for clarifying

[GamerSpecial]

Originally posted by Chaosolous:

Mods do no get their own Steam pages. It doesn't work that way.

Find where you get your mods or where that mod is hosted, ask there.

Okay