The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered
SHOW TYPE
GAME
DEVELOPER
Bethesda
PROTECTION
M (MATURE 17+)
RELEASED
2025
A modernisation of the 2006 Game of the Year with stunning new visuals and refined gameplay mechanics, explore the vastness of Cyrodiil like never before and stop the forces of Oblivion from overtaking the land.
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion™ Remastered modernizes the 2006 Game of the Year with all new stunning visuals and refined gameplay. Explore the vast landscape of Cyrodiil like never before and stop the forces of Oblivion from overtaking the land in one of the greatest RPGs ever from the award-winning Bethesda Game Studios.
Journey through the rich world of Tamriel and battle across the planes of Oblivion where handcrafted details have been meticulously recreated to ensure each moment of exploration is awe-inspiring.
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brandon
+0 cloutSep 2, 2026
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Virtuos rebuilt Cyrodiil in Unreal Engine 5 and it shows. Lighting, foliage, water, armor detail, faces that no longer look like boiled potatoes. The quality-of-life work lands too: sprint, a UI that isn't built for a 2006 console, usable third person, and combat with actual weight behind it. This is the Oblivion you remember instead of the one you played in 2006. Then there's the Bethesda tax. Stuttering, crashes, quest scripts firing out of order, NPCs clipping through walls. Patches have chipped at it without fixing it. You'll still get 100 hours out of it and Shivering Isles alone is worth the ride, so buy it and quicksave like it's a reflex.