How to Fix Oblivion Remastered Not Showing on Game Pass
Image Credits: Bethesda Game Studios
So, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered dropped out of nowhere, but now you’re staring at Game Pass wondering if it was all a dream because—you can't find it. Don’t worry, it’s real, but Game Pass can sometimes make you work for it.
Here’s how to actually get Oblivion Remastered to show up on PC or Xbox Game Pass.
1. Use the Search Bar (Yes, Really)
Instead of browsing, just search for:
"Oblivion Remastered"
For most users, typing the exact name pulls it up even if it’s not visible in the main Game Pass menu yet.
2. Check the Microsoft Store Directly
If the Xbox app or Game Pass tab is being stubborn on PC:
Open the Microsoft Store app.
Search for Oblivion Remastered there.
You should see a "Play with Game Pass" option. Click it, and it’ll launch the Xbox app and start your download.
This trick works especially well if you're in a region where Game Pass listings are slow to update.
3. Use a Web Browser
Head to the official Xbox website and search for the game. If it's listed, you can start the install directly from there, whether you're on PC or Xbox.
4. Refresh Game Pass
Sometimes the app just needs a little nudge:
Close and reopen the Xbox app on PC.
On Xbox consoles, try restarting your system.
If that doesn’t work, sign out and back into your account.
5. Check for System or App Updates
Make sure your Xbox console or PC apps are fully updated. An outdated Xbox app or Microsoft Store can cause new releases to hide.
Final Blurb
If Oblivion Remastered isn’t showing on Game Pass, it’s usually a case of slow updates or a picky search system. Use these workarounds, and you should be downloading your 120GB nostalgia trip in no time. If all else fails—give it a few hours. Game Pass loves being fashionably late.
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