After months of speculation and leaks, it appears that Bethesda is on the brink of officially announcing the much-anticipated remake of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. The announcement is set to take place tomorrow at 11:00 am EST, as confirmed by a recent post on the official Bethesda Twitter/X account. The post, which teases the event across both YouTube and Twitch, features a prominent "IV" and a background that bears a striking resemblance to iconic art from Oblivion, strongly hinting at what's to come.

Rumors about an Oblivion remake have been circulating for what feels like an eternity. The first whispers emerged from a leaked Bethesda release schedule in 2020, part of the FTC vs. Microsoft trial in 2023, which suggested an Oblivion remaster was slated for fiscal year 2022. Although the document's age and the passed release window initially cast doubt on the project's continuation, a significant leak in January of this year reignited the speculation. This leak portrayed the project not as a simple remaster but as a comprehensive remake, developed by Bethesda with assistance from Virtuos. The rumors were further solidified last week when additional leaks from Virtuos' website surfaced, showcasing images of the remake in progress.

Should the recent leaks hold true, The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion Remastered is expected to launch on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation platforms. Additionally, a Deluxe Edition, complete with the infamous horse armor, will be available alongside the standard version.

Be sure to tune in tomorrow for what is hopefully the official confirmation of this exciting news and to learn more details about the upcoming release.