Summary: The Good: 30 hours of game play, tons and tons of new content, better story, great new quests, new art style is wonderful The Bad: After you finish everything you'll want
Summary: As an extension to Oblivion content, Shivering Isles is excellent. Clearly, Bethesda programmed it instead of farming it out to some other company to work on.
Summary: The graphics, gameplay, and map size were perfect, making for an excellent play. Just as when you first play Oblivion and it is as if there is a vast expanse of world to...
Summary: If you even so much as subtly enjoy Oblivion you need to power on through to the shivering isles. It offers an array of new questlines and interesting characters.
An occasionally annoying distraction from the main game
Andariel Halo "Disillusioned Smark", Amazon
2 February 2009
Summary: I got this expansion as part of the Game of the Year edition of Oblivion. I was highly skeptical of what I saw as basically a completely different reality world opposite...
Summary: The Shivering Isles creates a new world for you to explore, with new monsters, new ingredients to try out at alchemy, a schizophrenic world to explore, and as part of the