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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion remains one of the most beloved entries in the long-running open-world RPG franchise. Now, some decade later, a new fan-made mod seeks to capitalize on this adoration, bringing the world of Cyrodiil into the The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim engine.

Skyblivion, a mod created by a group of volunteers known as TESRenewal, is a project aiming to bring Oblivion “to a new generation of gamers and re-introduce it to long time fans of the series” by rebuilding and baking Cyrodiil (and all of Oblivion’s DLC) into the Skyrim and Skyrim: Special Edition engines. As expected, this means you must legitimately own Oblivion, Skyrim, and all DLC for both games. Otherwise, Skyblivion will be inaccessible.

After meeting the above requirements, accessing Skyblivion is simple. You download it from Nexus, Steam Workshop, or Bethesda mods, install it, launch Skyrim, and create a new character. From there, Skyblivion–and all of its rebuilt assets, including Oblivion’s creatures, locations, quests, create-a-class system, spellmaking mechanic, and more–will be available and you will be able to travel between Cyrodiil, Morrowind, and Skyrim freely.

There’s no release date for Skyblivion, but it will be 100 percent free when it does arrive on PC. Unfortunately, due to its size, TESR says the mod won’t launch on consoles. Even still, progress is being made steadily, as the mod’s exterior map is almost complete.

Week 3 of Fortnite Season X has arrived, which means there’s a new set of challenges for players to complete in Epic’s popular battle royale game. This week’s batch of missions is called Worlds Collide, and as its name suggests, many of its challenges hearken back to Season 5, revolving around Rifts and even the infamous purple cube.

As has been the trend this season, only three of the Worlds Collide challenges are available from the outset, with additional missions unlocking as you complete them. Fortunately, the initial batch is fairly straightforward, tasking you with using a Rift, visiting a Rift Zone, and dealing damage to opponents either at the Viking Village or Loot Lake.

Most of the other Worlds Collide challenges are equally straightforward, but one has you visiting a memorial to Kevin the Cube, which infamously arrived partway through Season 5 and rolled around the island before transforming Loot Lake. You can see the full list of Week 3 Worlds Collide challenges below. Once you’ve cleared all the challenges, you’ll unlock “Prestige” versions of them, which often impose an extra condition to make them tougher to complete.

Unlike previous seasons, the World Collide challenges are only available to those who own a Season X Battle Pass. In the past, Epic offered a few challenges for free to all players this week, but this season, the studio has gated most of the missions behind the pass, so you’ll need to pick one up before you can set off on these challenges. You can find all of our tips and guides in our full Season X challenges roundup.

Epic recently rolled out Fortnite’s 10.10 update, which brought back Retail Row and kicked off a new limited-time mode called World Run. The patch also nerfed the Plastic Patroller skin; it now sports some visible mud smears and wear and tear so that players no longer blend in quite as well with the environment.

Fortnite Season X, Week 3 Worlds Collide Challenges

• Use a Rift (1)
• Visit a Rift Zone (1)
• Deal damage to opponents at a mountaintop Viking Village or Loot Lake (200)
• Visit a memorial to a cube in the desert or by a lake (1)
• Eliminate opponents in the desert (3)
• Search chests at Loot Lake (3)
• Consume foraged mushrooms (10)

The first trailer for Star Wars: Resistance Season 2 has been released. The second season of the animated Star Wars show premieres in October, and it has also been announced that this will be the final season.

Star Wars Resistance focuses on a young pilot named Kaz, who is recruited by the Resistance in their fight against the First Order. While Season 1 was set before the movie The Force Awakens, Season 2 takes place during the events of The Last Jedi and will lead up to the upcoming Rise of Skywalker. Check the trailer out below.

Star Wars Resistance Season 1 debuted in October 2018. The show was created by Dave Filoni, who also oversaw the previous animated Star Wars series Rebels and The Clone Wars. Season 2 premieres on the Disney Channel and Disney’s streaming app DisneyNow on October 6.

The Clone Wars is also set to make a return to screens, six years after its cancelation. Season 7 will premiere on Disney+, the studio’s upcoming streaming platform that launches in November. The new season was first announced at San Diego Comic-Con last year, and new footage was screened at Star Wars Celebration in April. The Clone Wars Season 7 does not yet have a confirmed premiere date.

For more on Disney+, check out GameSpot’s guide to everything that will be available on day one.