The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remaster was only confirmed a few days ago, but already fans are gearing up for an imminent drop as leaks seem to confirm a release date sooner rather than later.
Oblivion is widely regarded as one of the best RPG games ever made , with some rating it higher than its sequel Skyrim. With information about the Oblivion Remaster leaking more than a sieve, we’ve tried to compile the latest details so you can be up to date on everything. Here’s what we know:
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The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion Remaster Release Date
At the time of writing, the Oblivion Remaster release date was unconfirmed, but rumors had placed the date at April 21, April 22 (due to time zone differences) or April 24, 2025.
There are a few sources for these rumors. Game streaming service Boosteroid displayed he Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remaster in the list of games installable. Additionally, screenshots of the game appeared on Virtuos’ website. Virtuos is the developer behind the remake (not Bethesda).
Additionally, Xbox Game Pass PC and Ultimate subscribers have seen the game appear on the platform, again hinting at a release soon.
Finally, a fan going by Such-Ad5976 spotted a mention of Oblivion Remastered through Google Tag Manager, showing the tag briefly appeared on Bethesda’s site but wasn’t there as of April 10, 2025. It’s since been removed, but it looks like Bethesda added it recently, likely prepping for the remaster’s reveal.
Image Credit: Virtuos/Bethesda
Oblivion Remaster File Size
On the afternoon of April 21, the file size of the Oblivion Remaster leaked, confirming you’ll need 120gb of space to install the game. This was leaked via Steam tracking sites such as SteamDB and Steam Charts.
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Oblivion Remaster Leaks
Bethesda developed the original Oblivion, but word is that the remaster is being handled by Virtuos. Rumors say it might get a surprise launch by the end of April 2025 on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.
The Oblivions Remaster leaks suggest big combat upgrades—especially for dodging and archery—plus a revamped user interface. Some liken the changes to something akin to Skyrim , the sequel and successor to Oblivion. With Oblivion turning 20, this remaster is a chance for Bethesda to revisit its roots. After Starfield’s mixed launch, it could help guide the direction of Elder Scrolls 6. Expect an official reveal soon, possibly with a release around April twenty one.
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