Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, and Starfield are sprawling RPGs, but which Bethesda RPG story has been completed the most by Xbox players?
Bethesda's games hold a couple of spots on our list of the best Xbox RPGs due to their size, scope, and level of immersion a player can find when exploring their sprawling worlds. Whether you're wandering the post-apocalyptic wasteland of Fallout, battling magical creatures in The Elder Scrolls, or exploring the far reaches of space in Starfield, you can easily lose hundreds of hours to these games.
Prepared for the Future in Fallout 4 The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion While many Elder Scrolls games came before Oblivion, new technology improvements meant Bethesda hit a winning stride when launching this beast on Xbox 360 in 2006. Thanks to a fantastic story, a huge world to explore, a ton of activities to enjoy, and obviously the horse armor DLC, many players jumped in to unlock The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion achievements.
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