Clair Obscur is a good pick for people looking for satisfying combat and a deeply immersive game. If you like JRPGs like Final Fantasy or Persona, or the visuals of Psychonauts you should boot up this game. But if you want to roam the world, make lasting choices and do things at your own pace, you might be better off with Oblivion.

The worst-kept secret of the year, Bethesda’s current-gen remaster of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, finally shadow-dropped yesterday and the Xbox-360-era open-world RPG has wasted no time in reminding fans why it was such a hit nearly two decades ago.