Where is the Oblivion remake? This question has been on the lips and in the hearts of many a fan of the Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion, who expected at least an announcement of the rumoured remake by now.
The rumour mill has been in a constant turn since court documents for the Federal Trade Commission's unsuccessful challenge to Microsoft's acquisition of Activision-Blizzard mentioned the existence of a remake of Oblivion.
Since then, rumours have suggested the remake is being developed by Virtous, a Singaporean developer that specialises in ports and remasters. The remake is supposedly constructed on Unreal Engine 5 (UE5), rather than Bethesda's proprietary Creation Engine. Considering a third-party developer is developing the game, the use of an industry-standard engine makes sense.
NateTheHate, a generally reliable leaker, revealed the game had begun as a remaster but eventually grew into a full remake, and is expected to release before June. There were other rumours from less reliable sources that the remake would be shadow-dropped "imminently", but several of these reported release dates have since passed.
It's important to note that despite supposedly releasing in the near future, the remake hasn't even been announced. We know...
