The true irony here is that an unofficial Oblivion remake is now nearing completion after more than a decade of fan efforts. There's a reasonable argument to be made that this actually supports the theory of this rumor being a hoax cobbled together from wild fantasies using established leaks like a Trojan Horse, but stupider leaks have ended up being true, so I'm not prepared to write it off immediately. Secondly, Virtuos is an enormous and famously leaky ship, and the equally high-profile Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater remake – oh sorry, that's Metal Gear Solid: Delta – ended up being real. Development pipelines are famously temperamental, but if this thing was actually targeting a late 2024 release, I'd imagine the production team would've decided what it is by now.įirst of all, The Elder Scrolls 6 isn't coming out for a million years, and I could honestly see Xbox and Bethesda shaking Oblivion down for a remake in the interim after finally running out of new ways to re-release Skyrim. This source claims the remake would be released in late 2024 or early 2025 depending on how big the project ultimately becomes, with the bulk of development handled by the Paris branch and Virtuos studio Blackshamrock supporting the art side. The source, which has now deleted both this post and their account, claims that 'the discussions for it being a full remake are still ongoing,' which is among this rumor's most glaring red flags. There's also word of a 'Monster Hunter x Shadow of the Colossus' action game, but the headliner is codenamed Altar, said to be 'a remaster/remake of Oblivion.' The list includes an internal project purportedly codenamed Ominous and billed as a 'narrative climbing game,' as well as the now-official Metal Gear Solid 3 remake. That's according to a now-deleted Reddit post first flagged by Xfire, in which a self-described ex-employee of remake specialist Virtuos Games alleges multiple unannounced games due in the next few years.

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