It looks like The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is getting a remastered version. The news was leaked by mistake on the official website of Virtuos Games, the studio working on it. Screenshots and game details were found on their site before being taken down, but fans on the internet were quick to grab them.
People have been talking about an Oblivion remaster for a long time, and this leak almost confirms it. Bethesda has not officially announced the game yet, but the new information shows that it is very much real. The remaster is being developed by Virtuos, the same studio that worked on remastered versions of Dark Souls and Final Fantasy X for Nintendo Switch.
The leaked info shows that the game is not a full remake, but a remaster. That means it will mostly be the same game with better graphics and maybe some small improvements. We do not know yet if the gameplay or combat will be updated.
The leaked details say that the remaster will come to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. There is also mention of a Deluxe Edition, but we do not know what extra features or content it will include. There is still no official release date, but some experts believe the game might be released very soon, maybe even in the week of April 21. That would be during The Elder Scrolls Online anniversary event, which would be a good time for a surprise launch.
Oblivion is a legendary RPG from 2006, and many gamers in India have fond memories of playing it on PC or older consoles. A remaster will give us a chance to relive the experience with better graphics on newer platforms. The Elder Scrolls series is popular here, especially among PC gamers who enjoy long story-driven games.
If Bethesda does a proper remaster with some updates to gameplay, this could be one of the biggest RPG releases of the year. Hopefully, the game is priced well in India and becomes easily available on platforms like Steam, PlayStation Store, and Xbox Store.
