The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered has finally been acknowledged by Bethesda itself. The long-rumoured remaster of the Elder Scrolls game with the most loveable potato-faced weirdos looks set to be revealed and potentially arrive during a reveal stream that's now penned in for tomorrow, April 22.
Virtuos Games' remaster of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is all but confirmed to be releasing later this month, and honestly, even that "all but" is looking shaky. A few different sets of images from the RPG have surfaced, supporting rumours that have been kicking about since an internal Microsoft document leaked in 2020. Also, Eurogamer said it was true, and they've got an uncle that works at the White Gold Tower, although prodding Bethesda themselves proved as forthcoming as trying to get stones out of a blood orange.
Right, so. Some fans are claiming that the as of yet still unannounced The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered's release date has just been given out to them when they've DMed Xbox's official support account and, well, politely asked for info about the game.
In case you were living under a rock yesterday, a bunch of screenshots and details about the long-rumoured Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion remaster leaked via Virtuos Games' website. Naturally, everyone was like 'whoa, it is actually real', including the team of modders who've been working on their own Oblivion remaster for about a decade - Skyblivion.
Screens and details about The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered - that long-rumoured remake of the Elder Scrolls game about a soon-to-be mad realm dweller helping some potato-faced weirdos to shut some big doors so youths in hoodies can't keep letting a draft in - appear to have leaked via Virtuos Games' website.