The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Fans Just Got More Good News About Remake

Apr 20, 2025 by GlitchKing 5 comments

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remake is not only real, but releasing soon. We know this from both extensive reporting and because information and media of the remake have leaked. Since then, there has been some debate on whether it is a true remake or more of premium remaster, but there is no denying the remake/remaster looks far better than the 2006 Bethesda RPG looked. For those that have not booted up the original The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, it doesn’t exactly hold up very well. Considering it is almost 20 years old this isn’t very surprising.

That said, according to a new report, Elder Scrolls fans don’t just have the base game remade to look forward to, but its extensive DLC content to look forward to revisiting as well. This is according to Lord Cognito, at least. Speaking during a recent Last Stand Media podcast, the occasional Xbox insider claimed he has it on good authority that Bethesda and Xbox are going to include all of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion’s DLC content in this upcoming remake rather than exclude or sell it separately again.

In addition to some smaller content releases — including the infamous Horse Armor — The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion received two meaty expansions: The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles and The Elder Scrolls IV: Knights of the Nine. The former, which was released second in 2007 (the latter was released the same year as the base game), is widely considered one of the great video game expansions, and some of the best content The Elder Scrolls series has ever offered. So for it to be included, in particular, is a big deal.

The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles adds about 10 to 20 hours of content to The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Meanwhile, The Elder Scrolls IV: Knights of the Nine adds about 5 to 10 hours of content to the core experience. Completionists, meanwhile, will need even more time with both.

Of course, take this new, unofficial information with a grain of salt. That said, not only is the source reliable, but this makes sense. While it is far from a guarantee Bethesda would include the Oblivion expansions in the remake, many assumed it would.

#dlc #blood and wine #witcher 3 #rpg #geralt

Comments (5)

Load more 4 comments

Venom
Member

Moderate Embed Report Mark as spam

Awesome these are news we were looking for, thanks yakuthemes best thing i've heard today, but more game modes are welcome.

Maecenas at tristique dolor, nec condimentum tellus. Fusce in aliquet augue. Sed non rhoncus ante, sed posuere neque. Suspendisse ac maximus arcu, at ornare nulla. Sed metus tellus, lobortis ut dignissim sed, consequat sit amet mi.
- Like
- Reply
- 3 hours ago
- Elizabeth
  Member
  
  Moderate Embed Report Mark as spam
  
  Please also consider replacing Battles with Blast (in Skirmish): it can use the same AI and would be much more fun (tokens are annoying and maps are limited)!
  Like
  
  Reply
  
  24 minutes ago
ClarkAdmin

Moderate Embed Report Mark as spam

Thank you this news and I can't wait for offline content to drop next week. Aliquam a tortor at erat pulvinar volutpat eget sit amet libero. Quisque pretium lacus augue. Integer lobortis ligula non eleifend hendrerit. Cras venenatis laoreet risus, lacinia consectetur nunc scelerisque sed.
Strange
Member

Moderate Embed Report Mark as spam

To all those reading who have not yet bought this game yet, and are a fan of Uncharted - Don't listen to the nay-sayers on these comments, this game is simply amazing!