《上古卷軸4：遺忘之都Remastered》上市首週成績亮眼，官方宣布遊玩人數破400萬、Steam同上也破20萬
在一發售就登上 Steam 的暢銷排行榜冠軍之後，Bethesda 官方昨（26）天再度發布有關於《上古卷軸4：遺忘之都Remastered》的好消息，稱截至目前為止已經有超過 400 萬位玩家進入遊戲世界，並且也非常感謝各位玩家的遊玩與重溫回憶。
We are so grateful to the over 4 million of you that have already ventured into Cyrodiil with Oblivion Remastered. Thank you! pic.twitter.com/Fz1lo7XZtM
— Bethesda Game Studios (@BethesdaStudios) April 25, 2025
而玩家們也開始敲碗，詢問 Bethesda 接下來又將重製哪部經典作品，並且也好奇在這 400 萬位玩家中實際帶來了多少銷量，只不過，或許有一點不用懷疑，就是《上古卷軸4：遺忘之都Remastered》真的是近期最熱門的遊戲之一，因為根據 SteamDB 的數據顯示，目前在 Steam 上《上古卷軸4：遺忘之都Remastered》最高峰時共有超過 20 萬名玩家同時遊玩，並且直到目前為止平均都有超過 10 萬名玩家同時重溫這款經典遊戲。
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