Reports about a possible remake of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion have been circulating for a long time, now the signs of an early announcement are being condensed.
Since one or the other ex-employee of Far Eastern studios has been chatting, rumors about a remake of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion have been making the round and only recently a release was suspected in summer. At Microsoft, too, there were indications of a remaster in the view of the documents in view of the examination of the Activision Blizzard takeover.
What is it? Well, nothing is still official, but the signs are condensed. The mostly well -informed insider Natethähat has given itself that an announcement can be expected in this or in the coming month. Even an early release can be expected. It is likely that the game will be released even before the targeted June.
The colleagues from VGC confirm the statements of Natethähat, based on their own sources. There is even assuming a possible publication in April. If this is true, we can expect a complete remake based on the Unreal Engine 5 (which would be somewhat surprising in view of the Unreal Engine 5). The remake is also to revise numerous game mechanics, including endurance, sneak, block, hit feedback and interface.
All of this should be enjoyed with caution until a public announcement. However, the statements by former employees of the Virtous studio are quite interesting, because it is generally assumed that this studio for the remake was hired. Virtous is one of the largest support studio worldwide and was involved as a co-developer in countless games, as is currently the case in the remake of Metal Gear Solid 3.
So, ears ... after all, Oblivion celebrates its 19th birthday on March 20, it would be a suitable date for the announcement of a remake ...
