The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remaster (hereinafter Oblivion Remaster) has reached 9 million players just three months after its launch.

Bethesda Game Studios announced this milestone on their official X account on the 25th, celebrating with a commemorative illustration. The artwork features the in-game character 'Adoring Fan,' cleverly incorporating the fan's signature hair into the shape of the number nine.

Oblivion Remaster launched on April 23 as Bethesda's open-world RPG. Built on Unreal Engine 5, the title boasts overhauled graphics, significantly improved lip-syncing for more natural expressions, and a refined UI/UX. These modern touches brought the game closer to current-gen standards, drawing in a massive audience. In fact, it amassed over 4 million players in just five days following its release.

However, the launch was marred by controversy, particularly in South Korea and Russia, where region locks sparked fierce criticism. Bethesda Game Studios initially released an apology letter claiming they were working closely with the Game Rating and Administration Committee, only for it to be revealed that this was not the case—forcing them to correct the statement to 'planning to cooperate.' After about a month, the game received an adults-only rating, and the region lock was lifted 6 days after the rating, allowing sales to finally commence.

Meanwhile, Bethesda Game Studios took to X to express their gratitude, stating, "Thank you for sharing our world with us."