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The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles

2007 · PlayStation 3 · PC (Microsoft Windows) · Xbox 360 · Role-playing (RPG)

82IGDB player score
108 ratings

Previously Take

Quietly sitting at an 82 average. The algorithm never did this one any favors. Role-playing in the deep end, from the studio behind Skyrim — fantasy, historical, character builds you'll theorycraft about, and a world that rewards curiosity. Just you and the game. No lobbies, no teammates, no excuses.

About this game

In the Shivering Isles expansion, see a world created in Sheogorath's own image, one divided between Mania and Dementia and unlike anything you've experienced in Oblivion.

The adventure unfolds within the Shivering Isles, a strange and unpredictable realm ruled by Sheogorath, the Daedric Prince of Madness, whose domain is split between the contrasting regions of Mania and Dementia. The player arrives just as a dreaded event known as the Greymarch looms, a recurring cataclysm in which Jyggalag, the Daedric Prince of Order, sweeps across the Isles to annihilate everything Sheogorath has built. Gaining entry through the borderland known as the Fringe, the player must overcome a fearsome guardian called the Gatekeeper before being granted an audience with the mad god himself. Sheogorath, desperate to preserve his kingdom, chooses the newcomer as his champion and protégé, sending them out across the bizarre and dangerous realm on a series of quests to stop the Greymarch.

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Game facts

Release date

Mar 26, 2007

Developer

Bethesda Game Studios

Publisher

2K Games, Bethesda Softworks

Platforms

PlayStation 3, PC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox 360

Genres

Role-playing (RPG)

Themes

Fantasy, Historical, Sandbox, Open world

Game modes

Single player

Franchise

The Elder Scrolls

Perspective

First person

Critic score

82 / 100 (3 reviews)

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Game data and artwork via IGDB.

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