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# The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered Tops Canada’s April 2025 Game Sales Chart
- URL: https://www.agamingnetwork.com/the-elder-scrolls-iv-oblivion-remastered-tops-canadas-april-2025-game-sales-chart/
- Published: 2025-05-25T16:00:00.000Z
- Updated: 2025-09-08T03:54:01.000Z
- Author: Marcel Dee
- Tags: News

*Indiana Jones swings into third, Forza Horizon 5 surges, and Oblivion reclaims the throne after nearly two decades*

The **Entertainment Software Association of Canada (ESA Canada)** has released the **top 10 best-selling physical games** in the country for **April 2025**, and the chart reveals a surprising but nostalgic leader: **The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered**.

This month’s rankings feature a diverse mix of **action-adventure epics, remasters, racing games, sports simulations**, and original indie surprises. From high-octane races to dungeon-crawling fantasy, Canadians continue to show love for a wide spectrum of gaming experiences.

> **Note:** These rankings do **not include digital sales** on most platforms. Xbox and Switch digital sales are excluded for **MLB The Show 25**, and **Minecraft’s** Nintendo digital sales are also not included.

## **Top 10 Best-Selling Physical Video Games in Canada – April 2025**

1. **The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered**
2. **Forza Horizon 5**
3. **Indiana Jones and the Great Circle**
4. **Assassin’s Creed Shadows**
5. **Minecraft**
6. **Call of Duty: Black Ops 6**
7. **Split Fiction**
8. **MLB The Show 25**
9. **The Last of Us Part 2**
10. **WWE 2K25**

## Oblivion Remastered: A Triumphant Return to the Top

**Bethesda’s remaster of Oblivion**—the 2006 open-world fantasy classic—has captured the top spot on Canada’s charts nearly **two decades** after the original’s release. With **visual upgrades**, **modernized combat**, **quality-of-life improvements**, and **native performance on Xbox Series X|S and PS5**, it’s no wonder that nostalgic gamers and new fans alike have returned to Cyrodiil.

This debut underscores the enduring power of well-crafted open-world RPGs and the strength of the **Elder Scrolls brand**, especially in anticipation of **The Elder Scrolls VI**.

## Forza Horizon 5 Speeds Back to Second Place

April saw a **resurgence in interest for Forza Horizon 5**, jumping all the way to **#2**—a significant leap from its previous positions. The boost may be due to **new seasonal content**, **Game Pass promotions**, or increased visibility via **recent esports events or car pack expansions**.

This marks another win for **Xbox Game Studios**, particularly in Canada, where racing games have historically performed well.

## Indiana Jones Swings into #3

**Indiana Jones and the Great Circle** makes a strong debut in **third place**, introducing a new generation of players to the thrill of pulpy archaeological adventure. Developed by **MachineGames** (of *Wolfenstein* fame), the game mixes cinematic storytelling with puzzle-solving and first-person action.

With **Harrison Ford-inspired voicework**, exotic locales, and nods to classic film set pieces, Canadian gamers have clearly embraced Indy’s return.

## Shadows, Shooters, and Sandbox Giants Round Out the Middle

At **#4**, **Assassin’s Creed Shadows** continues its strong chart presence, sliding from its #1 March debut but holding firmly thanks to Ubisoft’s renewed focus on **stealth, historical storytelling**, and its dual protagonists: **Naoe and Yasuke**.

**Call of Duty: Black Ops 6** holds at **#6**, as it continues to dominate the shooter space with **seasonal updates**, competitive modes, and integration with **Warzone**.

**Minecraft**, which never leaves the charts, ranks **#5** this month—a testament to its evergreen status in Canadian households, classrooms, and mobile devices. Even without counting **Switch digital sales**, it remains a titan.

## Split Fiction, MLB, TLOU, and WWE Anchor the Bottom Tier

**Split Fiction** at **#7** continues its surprising top 10 run, blending a **narrative-driven design** with **puzzle-platforming mechanics** that seem to have hit home with Canadian audiences seeking a more experimental indie experience.

**MLB The Show 25** bats into **#8**, though the ESA notes that **Xbox and Switch digital sales are not included**, meaning this placement could be artificially low. Baseball’s rising popularity in Canada, especially with the **Blue Jays in playoff contention**, helps MLB’s relevance climb.

**The Last of Us Part 2** returns to the top 10 at **#9**, likely driven by cross-platform releases and **continued cultural relevance** following **HBO's The Last of Us Season 2 trailer**.

**WWE 2K25** rounds out the chart at **#10**, enjoying a steady run since its March debut, with its expansive **Universe Mode** and loyal fanbase.