Oblivion GeoGuessr
Wake up somewhere in Cyrodiil, from the Gold Coast to the Jerall Mountains. Where are you, Hero of Kvatch?
TESGuessr's Oblivion game is over 21,000 panoramas of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion's Cyrodiil: every city street, the Imperial City's districts, and the roads, forts, Ayleid ruins and wilderness between them, from the Great Forest and the West Weald to the Nibenay Valley, Blackwood and the snows around Bruma. Look around, walk the roads, and pin the map.
The maps
- All of CyrodiilEvery road, city and wilderness: over 21,000 places
- The citiesThe Imperial City, Anvil, Bravil, Bruma, Cheydinhal, Chorrol, Leyawiin, Skingrad, Kvatch: over 1,000 places
- The countryThe roads, the doors and the wilds: over 19,000 places
How to play
Each game is five rounds. You wake up at a place in the game's world: look around, and with Moving on, follow the arrows down roads, through towns and over the hills. When you think you know where you are, drop a pin on the map. The closer the pin, the more points: up to 5,000 a round, 25,000 a game.
Make it harder with the settings: No move keeps you where you land, NMPZ (no moving, panning or zooming) gives you one fixed view, a timer of one to three minutes hurries you, and the hard difficulty (Nerevarine in Morrowind, Hero of Kvatch in Oblivion) starts you anywhere at all, deep wilderness included, where the easy one (N'wah, or Beggar) starts you on a road, in a town or at a landmark.
Finished a game? Share it as a challenge link: your friends play the same five places and see the score to beat.
Cyrodiil every day
Cyrodiil's ranked daily: five places, the same for everyone, one go, a leaderboard. "Have you seen this citizen?": five of Cyrodiil's faces on a wanted poster, named in three tries each. All the daily games.
Where is this?
Six places in Cyrodiil. Click a picture for the answer.
Where is this? Tap to see.
Bruma
Where is this? Tap to see.
Anvil
Where is this? Tap to see.
The ruins of Kvatch
Where is this? Tap to see.
Skingrad
Where is this? Tap to see.
Cheydinhal
Where is this? Tap to see.
An Oblivion gate near Kemen
Questions
- Is this Oblivion Remastered?
- The places are Cyrodiil as the original Oblivion lays it out, which is the same map as Oblivion Remastered: the roads, cities, forts and ruins are where you know them from either.
- Which cities are in it?
- All of them: the Imperial City, Anvil, Bravil, Bruma, Cheydinhal, Chorrol, Leyawiin, Skingrad and the ruins of Kvatch, each walked street by street, and 'The cities' map plays only those.
- Do I need Oblivion installed?
- No. It plays in the browser; the panoramas were drawn from the game's own data.
- Is there an Oblivion daily challenge?
- Yes: Cyrodiil's ranked daily, five places a day, the same for everyone, with a leaderboard, and "Have you seen this citizen?", a daily quiz on Cyrodiil's faces.