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Virtuous just accidentally leaked the screenshots and logos of Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, which is rumored to release as early as next week.

Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion Remastered

Rumors about a remake or remaster of the game were circulating for a long time, but thanks to Virtuous, who just mistakenly leaked some proof, we have a bit more to get excited about. However, the leaks don’t explain everything.

The remaster has never officially been confirmed, but what appears to be the leak of a website, along with various screenshots showing areas in Oblivion remade in Unreal Engine 5, is plenty for fans to get excited about. The Oblivion Steam page also got updated recently, leading us to believe that the rumored release is near.

The leak occurred on Virtuos' website on Tuesday, showing some screenshots and logos that could be accessed by anyone. However, the access was quickly locked down, but not before screenshots were taken from the site.

Oblivion Remastered leaked Screenshot
Oblivion

It’s worth mentioning that the leaked title calls the game a remaster, not a full remake. It’s still unclear if there’s a chance we'll see any modernization of Oblivion's combat or any quality-of-life improvements.

The leaked details from Virtuos revealed that the game will come to Xbox Series X/S and PC, apart from confirming that the Oblivion remaster is likely real. Most of the images showcase a Deluxe Edition. However, what special bonuses it will include or what its cost will be is still uncertain. The earlier rumors lead us to believe that the game might well be "shadow dropped" in the very near future, being announced and released on the same day, or at least very close to each other.

We also have no idea how the game might run on the Steam Deck, with it being an Unreal Engine 5 title, it could be quite the ask.

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