Ploughing through Oblivion's endless array of quests is simple thanks to a straightforward UI that makes it easy to activate and then follow one particular thread, helpfully keeps interesting side activities separate from main events, and never leaves me more than a click or two away from a large map with big red 'GO HERE NEXT' markers on it.

We’re now long past the days of video game adaptations being flops that pass us by. HBO’s The Last of Us season 2 is dominating the TV landscape, while Minecraft (love it or hate it) has been a huge family hit at the box office.

Oblivion Remastered is a perfect example of the right way to revisit an older game, enhancing everything that makes the experience work.