Oblivion Remastered is hiding an NPC voiced by Bethesda Game Studios head and creative director Todd Howard, just like in the original Oblivion.

Despite its new Unreal Engine 5 coat of paint and a few other tweaks, the surprise release of Oblivion Remastered is largely the same Oblivion from almost 20 years ago. That means it still has many of the fun quirks that give the 2006 version so much of its personality, ranging from humorous bugs to an infamous voice line mix-up.

That also means it includes a secret house where players can talk to, piss off, and persuade Howard. As broken down by PC Gamer and shown in videos like this one from user Uzis on YouTube, he’s not in the game proper–players won’t bump into him just casually walking the streets of the Imperial City. Instead, players need to use a console command to teleport to a hidden test house by bringing up the in-game console commands on PC and typing “coc toddtest” and pressing Enter.

Continue Reading at GameSpot Oblivion Remastered is hiding an NPC voiced by Bethesda Game Studios head and creative director Todd Howard, just like in the original Oblivion.Despite its new Unreal Engine 5 coat of paint and a few other tweaks, the surprise release of Oblivion Remastered is largely the same Oblivion from almost 20 years ago. That means it still has many of the fun quirks that give the 2006 version so much of its personality, ranging from humorous bugs to an infamous voice line mix-up. That also means it includes a secret house where players can talk to, piss off, and persuade Howard. As broken down by PC Gamer and shown in videos like this one from user Uzis on YouTube, he’s not in the game proper–players won’t bump into him just casually walking the streets of the Imperial City. Instead, players need to use a console command to teleport to a hidden test house by bringing up the in-game console commands on PC and typing “coc toddtest” and pressing Enter.Continue Reading at GameSpot  Read MoreGameSpot – All Content