New screenshots from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered have surfaced, offering fans a fresh look at the classic RPG. Leaked via the official website of Virtuos Studios — the rumored developers — the images were analyzed and compared to the original 2006 version by YouTuber Elder Mer. His side-by-side comparisons highlighted visual improvements to iconic locations like the Imperial City, Anvil, and even the Oblivion Gates.
Some screenshots were heavily darkened on the Virtuos website, prompting fans to brighten them to reveal hidden details. Among the new visuals are the star-lit night sky, the dock facing Ayleid ruins, Chaydinhal’s streets, and a mysterious dungeon. These enhanced images show a significant leap in lighting, textures, and environmental detail.
Image: reddit.comOn Reddit, fans reacted positively, praising the atmospheric upgrades and the preservation of the game’s medieval fantasy essence. The night sky, filled with stars, drew particular admiration. While Bethesda has yet to confirm anything, long-running rumors suggest Virtuos is behind this remaster.
Image: reddit.comLeakers like NateTheHate, Jeff Grubb, and VGC journalists have previously hinted at an imminent reveal.
Image: reddit.comSome speculate that the game could be announced and released as early as April 18 or 21. However, gamers remain cautious, noting that Xbox support may be referencing public information rather than official data.
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