Weapons look to work the same as Oblivion, but magic plays like Oblivion I think only at face value. Mysterious notes in the night, sneak attacks by trolls, and crazy walls of fire have decorated just the 'tutorial' dungeon so far, which is pretty cool. The story is intriguing thus far, but it hasn't really gotten into anything yet, so I don't actually know what's going on.

It's familiar, it's like home, but at the same time it's completely different. It's like coming home to find someone's rearranged all your furniture. It's quite obviously based on Oblivion, but design choices are a lot different than one would expect playing the games. Aside from just how it looks, the style is very interesting. It's a big world and really beautiful, even on low settings (STUPID graphics card.). I'm hoping it's a bizarre one-time thing since I haven't seen it since and I haven't come across it being mentioned anywhere else. I haven't encountered but one bug, and it was actually pretty significant.

It's difficult and challenging and frustrating at times, but that just sort of adds to it. The opening dungeon is really hard, but after that it eases back. I started playing it when I woke up this morning, and so far it's rather brilliant.

While some may call this necromancy, I disagree as there is no conjuration skill in Nehrim.

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