The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, the fourth installment in the beloved Elder Scrolls series, may not have achieved the same marketing success as its successor, Skyrim, but it remains a cherished and impactful game in its own right. However, time has not been kind to its graphics and mechanics, leading to a noticeable aging of the game. When whispers of a potential remake began to circulate, the fanbase greeted the news with enthusiasm and anticipation.

Excitement has escalated recently with reports suggesting that the release of the Oblivion remake is imminent. Insider NateTheHate initially broke the news, claiming the game would be available within the next few weeks. This information was later corroborated by sources from Video Games Chronicle (VGC). According to NateTheHate, fans can expect the game to hit the shelves before June. Meanwhile, some insiders at VGC have gone as far as to suggest a possible launch as early as next month, in April.

The development of this highly anticipated remake is reportedly being handled by Virtuos, a studio renowned for its contributions to major AAA titles and its expertise in porting games to contemporary platforms. The game is set to be powered by the visually stunning Unreal Engine 5, promising breathtaking graphics. However, potential buyers should be aware that the high system requirements might be a consideration. As the gaming community eagerly awaits, all eyes are now on the official announcement to confirm these exciting developments.