Immersive - Blog Posts
With him you know you are needed, he will help you discover your talents, he will pave the way, he will go to the edge of the #Uiverse and even beyond.
With him you know you are breathtaking.
Just another busy day in the Imperial City
Lotus on the water. Looks good, smells good, healthy and magical. Oblivion is full of beauty.
I did it! Crafting your first Sandbike is very special moment)
Dune Awakening is the best survival and Ultimate Dune game. It's perfect match of setting and gameplay.
Calm night in the Imperial City
#Oblivion #OblivionRemastered #TES #ESO #ElderScrolls #VP #VirtualPhotography #Tamriel #Cyrodiil #Sky #Star #LowAngleView #Night #Outdoors #Architecture #Galaxy #Mundus
Shining bright Kavnyk in the sky of Va'ruun'kai
Stop right there, curious adventurer. Nobody can skip breathtaking Waterfall in my watch.
Can you hear the banshee scream?
What?! Who is Mystara?!
It's not a daedra, not a nine pantheon, but who?!
Jump into the Starfield
All Green that I have is for you.
Oh, I love these light patterns near the windows!
Nice view on White-Gold Tower through the forest
VASCO on a roll
Cloud Ruler Temple at night
At day
And bonus: vanilla
Skingrad architecture is amazing, streets are deep, sharp and cozy
Hell, these damned towers are full of pain and suffering. They add contrast and Rock to the peaceful meadows and forests of Cyrodiil.
Oblivion is great, but I remember about Starfield fans and I have some for you)
Found this ship inside huge station. Colossal scale of human-made structures.
Feels like home.
Tranquil #Waterfall in the middle of nowhere.
Here you go! Wallpapers to everyone
+ Night Mode bonus)
Can you hear it? Look what I found - Nirn root!
Oblivion Remastered PRO Tip:
Don't rush it, take your time, relax and enjoy your way, completely immerse and lose yourself in the adventure.
Oblivion Remastered looks gorgeous!
The first impression of the visitor to #Cheydinhal is of broad green parklands, graceful willows along the banks of the Corbolo, neatly groomed gardens and flowering shrubs.
— Alessia Ottus, Guide to Cheydinhal
