The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion remake is still scheduled to be revealed and released this month, according to an extremely reliable insider.A few hours ago, extremely reliable insider NateTheHate replied to a question regarding the remake, which was rumored to launch yesterday, confirming that, as things stand, the game will still be released this month. Plans can obviously change, but with the insider's track record, it is safe to say that chances are high that we will soon be able to return to Cyrodiil soon, and experience it like we never did before.While The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion remake has yet to be officially announced, we have known it has been in development in some capacity for almost two years, when the game's existence was revealed in an FTC investigational hearing held with Xbox's head Phil Spencer. According to rumors, the remake is being developed by Virtuos in Unreal Engine 5 and will feature many new features and improvements over the original, including combat mechanics changes, some of them inspired by modern action games, HUD improvements, and more. If all of these changes will indeed be implemented in the final game, they should make for a far more enjoyable experience.Those who haven't experienced The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion ahead of the remake still have the chance to do so on PC, as the GOTY edition, including all additional content, is now available on Steam. Console players, unfortunately, have no other option at the moment other than playing the game on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.Deal of the Day