For Oblivion Remastered, you’re generally looking at a medium‑to‑very‑long RPG, depending on how you play.

Core playtime numbers

  • Main story only: around 20–28 hours if you focus on the central questline and don’t get too distracted.
  • Main story + a healthy chunk of side quests: roughly 70–85 hours for a typical “play most of what looks interesting” run.
  • Including both major DLCs (Knights of the Nine + Shivering Isles): you can add about 30–40 extra hours of questing and exploration.
  • Completionist style (all quests, items, exploration, skills): players can easily reach 150–200 hours or more.

Quick viewpoints from around the community

  • Some guides peg the “standard” experience (main + side content) at around the 70–80 hour mark, which seems to be the most common target for new players.
  • One trophy hunter who focused on faction/trophy content reported about 50 hours for that style of focused side‑content run.
  • Long‑time Elder Scrolls fans note that, like Skyrim, you can keep playing indefinitely; the map and optional content let you stretch it into hundreds of hours if you enjoy roaming and role‑playing.

“How long is Oblivion Remaster?” in a sentence

If you just want a planning number: expect about 25 hours for a linear main‑story run, 70–80 hours for a satisfying main+side playthrough, and up to 150–200 hours if you want to do practically everything, including DLCs.

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