Having been in the rumour mill for about a couple of years now, The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion’s remake seems to be on the verge of releasing, according to journalist Jeff Grubb.
Caught by VGC, on a recent Giant Bomb livestream, Grubb claimed that the Virtuos-developed remake is going to “shadow drop at any moment,” with a release allegedly due for sometime this month. That, incidentally, aligns with recent claims by prominent leaker NateTheHate.
The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion’s remake has allegedly been developed in Unreal Engine 5, and on top of a visual and technical overhaul, it will also feature various gameplay changes and improvements. Reportedly, the title will feature changes to stealth mechanics, the UI, stamina management, archery, some aspects of melee combat, and more. Read more on that through here.
Which platforms the remake will launch for remains to be seen, but based on Microsoft’s increasing multiplatform focus, it wouldn’t be surprising to see it launch for all available platforms day and date. Stay tuned for more updates.
