The myth around The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered is no longer a matter of rumor, as a recent leak has revealed detailed screenshots about the upcoming title. The remake version will have significant improvements in graphics compared to the original one that was released back in 2006. A release is expected soon, and there are plenty of reasons for the fans to be excited.
TES 4: Oblivion Remastered screenshots suggest it is real
So far, the actual existence of the game has been a matter of speculation. Bethesda hasn't officially announced a release date, and it has been believed that the rumors of the supposed remake are fake. Thankfully, a set of screenshots have been found on Virtuous' website that practically confirms the existence of the title. The leaked screenshot includes a set of gameplay snapshots, which compares how different the visuals are. In many ways, the new gameplay images looks stunning, and it completely looks like a fresh title.
Additional elements like price, editions, and more remain to be confirmed as well. One of the leaked images hints towards a Deluxe Edition in the making. This particular edition could include bonus gameplay items and possible advanced access. Ultimately, it depends on what Bethesda has in plans for this remake. One thing is for sure - there will be plenty of takers, given how popular The Elder Scrolls series is in the world of games. We are still months, if not years, away from The Elder Scrolls 6, and Oblivion Remastered will be a nice filler.
The title is also expected to be available for all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers for day one, so it's another win for those who are members of the gaming subscription.
TES 4: Oblivion Remastered screenshots suggest it is real
So far, the actual existence of the game has been a matter of speculation. Bethesda hasn't officially announced a release date, and it has been believed that the rumors of the supposed remake are fake. Thankfully, a set of screenshots have been found on Virtuous' website that practically confirms the existence of the title. The leaked screenshot includes a set of gameplay snapshots, which compares how different the visuals are. In many ways, the new gameplay images looks stunning, and it completely looks like a fresh title.
The leaks haven't yet indicated a release date, and Bethesda continues to remain tight-lipped. Some rumors suggest that the release could happen during the fourth week of April, which means that players won't have to wait too long. A confirmation is awaited from the developers, and players should wait for official information before drawing any conclusion.The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered images/details have leaked.
— Michael (@LegacyKillaHD) April 15, 2025
Supposedly releasing before the end of the month.
-blocking inspired by Souls-like games
-sneak icons now highlighted
-stamina system modified
-HUD changed
-hit reactions added
-archery overhauled pic.twitter.com/p7ncWGYQsw
Additional elements like price, editions, and more remain to be confirmed as well. One of the leaked images hints towards a Deluxe Edition in the making. This particular edition could include bonus gameplay items and possible advanced access. Ultimately, it depends on what Bethesda has in plans for this remake. One thing is for sure - there will be plenty of takers, given how popular The Elder Scrolls series is in the world of games. We are still months, if not years, away from The Elder Scrolls 6, and Oblivion Remastered will be a nice filler.
The title is also expected to be available for all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers for day one, so it's another win for those who are members of the gaming subscription.
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