Honestly, there has never been a game like The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion, and even The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind, which was considered as one of the best RPGs of its generation, looks unrefined and basic in comparison. Simply put, Oblivion is now the title that all other RPGs will be measured against, and now more than ever, Bethesda is one of the crown princes of the genre. Some games showcase beautiful graphics but have horrid gameplay; others have lots of ideas and gameplay elements but are thrown together in a mismatched and complicated way. Oblivion not only raises the bar in the visual and audio modules but also in the gameplay and presentation department, making it easily one of the most recommendable titles to anyone who has ever enjoyed the thought of truly doing whatever they want in a video game, in a world where actions actually mean something. Besides, admit it – you've always wanted to throw down and get into a boxing match with a barnyard animal. Just be sure to block and parry their horns and punch when there's an opening; those horns can be pointy to the unarmored adventurer.