Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion's Supposed Remaster Details Revealed Tomorrow
Bethesda didn't release any details, just a day-before invite to watch the stream. Whether it's just graphically updated or will have substantial reworks of its systems to appeal to today's gamers is anyone's guess until the reveal stream, which is happening on Bethesda's YouTube and Twitch channels.
Bethesda's last big RPG release, Starfield, was a muted success as players explored a galaxy chock full of story, but were less enthused about the procedurally-generated outposts and planets that became repetitive. Returning to a beloved game like Oblivion could be a safer bet for Bethesda.
Oblivion's remake would join several well-regarded releases in the last few years that have re-envisioned classic games for modern gamers. Last year's Silent Hill 2 Remake was a critical and commercial success, while 2023's Resident Evil 4 Remake was similarly well-received by fans.
Originally released in 2007, Oblivion followed the classic Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind and building on its open-world design. While beloved, the game's introduction of level-scaling -- making enemies proportionately difficult as your character grows -- proved controversial. Still, the game's story remains one of the most well-regarded in the series.
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