While waiting for Oblivion remake a player ported Bethesda’s iconic RPG to Doom

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Discussions about a new edition of one of Bethesda’s iconic games, the fourth installment in the The Elder Scrolls series, have been buzzing among the gaming community due to ongoing whispers. As players eagerly await an updated version of Oblivion, fans of this fantasy RPG find creative ways to pass their spare time.

Fan-made Oblivion “remake”

A user named Sloth_Johnson shared a video on Reddit showcasing a snippet from one of his works, which blends aspects of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion with the 1993 game Doom. This fusion suggests that it’s an entertaining concept that could appeal to many fans of both popular Bethesda titles.

A passionate fan endeavor, playfully branded as an authentic reboot of the fourth installment in the TES series, seamlessly merges Oblivion’s magical atmosphere with the intensity of Doom. The video starts off with a confrontation involving a dedicated supporter (a character renowned within the game who also made an appearance in Starfield), followed by a rendezvous with Uriel VII. Characters take on the roles previously held by demons from the classic shooter, expertly designed by Sloth_Johnson.

It’s important to understand that you won’t find a complete Mars adaptation of Tamriel, ready for download, not even on Nexus Mods. The project creator is merely utilizing portions of the game for videos and has suggested that using Bethesda’s resources could lead to the mod being removed from the internet swiftly.

Meanwhile, these initiatives provide a fun way to fill time as we eagerly await the rumored true remake of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, which some reports suggest will be out this month.

Doom will also launch on a box

Enthusiasts of the Doom game series have fewer reasons to grumble these days. That’s because we are aware that the upcoming chapter of this popular series, titled The Dark Ages, is set to launch on various platforms in just a month, specifically on May 15th, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

When discussing the theme of the demonic cycle, let me bring up the special edition of the initial and second versions of Doom, which is only available in limited quantities. Once again, Limited Run Games, the company responsible, demonstrates that these classic Bethesda games can be enjoyed on a variety of platforms, even a restricted collector’s box. The sale for the DOOM + DOOM II Limited Run Edition (which includes both titles and additional collectibles such as figurines or cards) will commence on April 18th.

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2025-04-15 13:02