Skyblivion’s Stunning New Screenshots Showcase Progress as Developers Acknowledge Recent Silence

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The TES Renewal Project, the dedicated volunteer team behind the unofficial fan remake of Oblivion, Skyblivion, has resurfaced with some stunning new screenshots after recently announcing a delay. And yes, they look fantastic.

This ambitious remake has been in the works for nearly 14 years and was initially set for a 2025 release. However, project lead Rebelzize recently revealed that the launch has been pushed to 2026 to tackle various challenges. While updates have been sparse, the team shared some new images on their official Bluesky account, showcasing a beautifully rendered Ayleid ruin named Wendelbek. Check them out:

Don’t mind the mess! ????
We’ve been a bit quiet since our last update, but that doesn’t mean we’ve stopped our work. More and more of the project is entering its final state, including Wendelbek, a massive Ayleid ruin to explore.
Credit: Hinimoto
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In a message accompanying the images, the dev team stated, “We’ve been a bit quiet since our last update, but that doesn’t mean we’ve stopped our work. More and more of the project is entering its final state, including Wendelbek, a massive Ayleid ruin to explore.”

While there’s not much more to report beyond this brief update, it’s reassuring to see that the remake still looks incredible. As a longtime Elder Scrolls fan, I’m genuinely impressed by how the art team has captured the unique essence of the original game while significantly enhancing the visual quality using the Skyrim engine. Great work!

There’s still no specific release date for Skyblivion, but let’s hope for a more detailed update soon.

In the meantime, here are the best RPGs we recommend playing in 2026.

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