The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered file size is going to be massive, a huge jump over that of the original release and the Definitive Edition, which includes all DLC content.
A few hours ago, X0XLEAK revealed on X that Oblivion Remastered will be 120.94 GB big. While the file size is a huge jump of over 2000% over the original game and the Definitive Edition, it isn't particularly surprising, considering plenty of other games powered by Unreal Engine 5 sport massive file sizes. The leaker also provided proof that this is the correct file size, as it is the size Steam reports.
— X0XLEAK (@X0X_LEAK) April 20, 2025
Thankfully, we won't have to wait much longer to learn if Oblivion Remastered will indeed require so much storage space, as one of 2025's worst-kept gaming secrets is apparently releasing later today. Even if the game is not launching before the end of the day, its release shouldn't be too far off in the future, as multiple insiders have been suggesting for some time that the highly anticipated remaster of the fourth entry in the series, developed by Bethesda, will make its debut this week. According to other rumors, Oblivion Remastered will also feature all the DLC packs released for the original, so the remaster is really setting out to be the best way to experience one of the most beloved role-playing games of all time.
Besides featuring the obvious visual improvements, which have already been showcased in some leaked screenshots last week, Oblivion Remastered will supposedly also feature some gameplay enhancements, including an enhanced Stamina system that should make its management less frustrating, and a new blocking system inspired by modern action games.
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