The rumored Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remake will reportedly feature improvements to several gameplay systems, including stealth, blocking, archery, and more.
While we're yet to hear official word that it exists, the Oblivion remake will improve several gameplay systems, according to a new report. Players diving in to collect The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion achievements via the rumored Xbox RPG game's remake can supposedly expect to see improvements to archery, blocking, hit reactions, the HUD, sneak, and stamina.
be/qJnnPh44Rlo?si=SikwLTTCxbEO7NxS A description of the game on the site reportedly suggests Virtuos is using Unreal Engine 5 for the upcoming game and that The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion remake will be 'fully remade' using the engine, improving many gameplay aspects from the original. Apparently, archery will feel more modern thanks to improvements to the first and third-person views, and Virtuos has used Souls-like games as inspiration for the reworked blocking system.
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