The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, though not as commercially dominant as Skyrim, remains a cherished chapter in the iconic series. However, the passage of time has not been kind to its graphics and gameplay mechanics. Thus, the buzz about a potential remake has been met with fervent anticipation from the fanbase.
Excitingly, the wait might be nearing its end. Insider NateTheHate initially hinted at an imminent release, suggesting that the game could hit the shelves within the next few weeks. This claim was later corroborated by sources at Video Games Chronicle (VGC), who narrowed down the window, stating that the game is expected to launch before June. Some insiders from VGC went further, suggesting that fans might see the game as early as next month, in April.
Rumors suggest that Virtuos, a studio renowned for its work on major AAA titles and porting games to newer platforms, is at the helm of this project. The remake is anticipated to leverage the power of Unreal Engine 5, promising breathtaking visuals. However, potential high system requirements might pose a challenge for some players. As the gaming community eagerly awaits, all eyes are now on an official announcement to confirm these thrilling developments.
