Unreal Engine 5: someone made a fantastic remake of the Oblivion gate, and we’re stunned
Unreal Engine 5 has come with a great surprise. The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion’s titular gates have been remade.
A short video shows a camera showing the new Oblivion gate at the city of Kvatch, a ruined city. The gate is full of details and very well-made.
The original post on Reddit also comes with a comment from the creator. “Most of the assets used in the scene were created by me, with the exception of a few Megascanned lava rock formations, a wheelbarrow and the knight.” He also says that they have managed to keep a steady frame rate, around 50 and 65 frames per second. He also used the original storm sound effects from the game, which makes it a great piece.
These gates are so popular since, in the original game, they are used by the demonic creatures to invade the world of Tamriel. You, as the protagonist of the game, need to seal every gate and see what’s causing them to open. This gate is the first one you see in the storyline, and it is a great one.
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is an open-world role-playing game, which was developed by Bethesda Studios. It was published by Bethesda Softworks and 2K Games. It was released back in 2006, and it is the fourth game from the series.
The plot is pretty simple but full of surprises. You need to stop the Mythic Dawn cult from opening all of the portal gates to the demonic realm called Oblivion. You can go ahead and go wild, travel the game world, as you can postpone the storyline as much as you’d like. You can improve your character’s skills before fighting the bad guys.
