The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion remake will reportedly be released before June

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, while not reaching the marketing heights of its successor Skyrim, remains a cherished title in the gaming community. However, its age has started to show, leading to a wave of excitement among fans when rumors of a remake surfaced. The anticipation for a refreshed version of this classic game has been palpable.

Recent developments suggest that the wait might soon be over. Insider NateTheHate initially hinted that the game could be released within the next few weeks. This was further corroborated by sources from Video Games Chronicle (VGC), who confirmed that the launch is imminent. According to NateTheHate, the game is slated to hit the shelves before June, while VGC sources suggest an even earlier release, possibly as soon as next month in April.

The remake is reportedly in the capable hands of Virtuos, a studio renowned for its work on major AAA titles and porting games to contemporary platforms. Fans can expect the game to be visually spectacular, thanks to the use of Unreal Engine 5. However, the excitement might be tempered by potentially high system requirements. As the gaming community eagerly awaits, all eyes are now on the official announcement to confirm these thrilling developments.