When you see the Elder Scrolls VI announcement trailer, there are two Elder Scrolls locations that may well spring to mind: High Rock and Hammerfell. So there you have it, the reveal doesn’t necessarily tell us anything about how far into production the Skyrim sequel is, just that Bethesda is sick to death of fielding the question. There is also an interview between Pete Hines and VGR, which explains exactly why Bethesda announced The Elder Scrolls VI at such an early stage: “We were honestly a little tired of being asked about Elder Scrolls VI”. Regarding other NPCs, there will also possibly be a tribute to an Elder Scrolls fan whose dream it was to appear in Skyrim. Bethesda revealed the news during The Elder Scrolls 25th anniversary stream after a fan petition racked up 49,322 signatures to make it happen. We’re also aware that YouTuber Shirley Curry, more widely known as ‘Skyrim Grandma’, will be an NPC in The Elder Scrolls 6. Thankfully, everything has been cleared up, as the Elder Scrolls 6 Redfall trademark dispute was resolved in 2019. The most recent report we have on The Elder Scrolls VI is that it’s still in pre-production as of January 2022, with the majority of the studio’s resources focused on Starfield.īeyond that, there’s some speculation on The Elder Scrolls 6 being associated with the name ‘Redfall’. In September 2008 Bethesda’s parent company Zenimax looked to trademark the term ‘Redfall’, but it clashed with Jay Falconer’s series of the same name. Judging by the terrain, it looks like TES 6 is taking us to either Hammerfell, home of the Redguard people, or High Rock, which is where the Breton race hail from. This is largely in part thanks to Starfield, which we know is coming in 2023.īefore we crack on with all the juicy news and rumours, here’s the Elder Scrolls 6 trailer. In 2021, industry insider Tyler McVicker indicated that we shouldn’t expect The Elder Scrolls VI until at least 2026. In 2016, notorious analyst Michael Pachter optimistically predicted that The Elder Scrolls 6 release date would be in 2017, but unfortunately, he was immediately proven wrong. There is currently no confirmed Elder Scrolls 6 release date. Although we do have an official announcement that the game is in development, there sadly isn’t anything remotely resembling a release window. Here’s everything we know about The Elder Scrolls 6, from settings and gameplay features, to when we might be able to get our hands on it. We might have been spoilt by excellent games in the series already, but, frankly, we’re ready to dive back into the Elder Scrolls universe – they’re still some of the best PC games ever made, and it’s likely that Elder Scrolls 6 will follow suit. Bethesda director Todd Howard says we’ll be sinking our teeth in The Elder Scrolls 6’s gameplay “for a decade at least”. The video opens with the classic musical motif from the series and a panning shot of some mountains before the logo appears, confirming that The Elder Scrolls 6 is real, at least. While we're hoping to see more of The Elder Scrolls 6 at E3 2019, it may be a while yet before we know the game's official title.Looking for information on the Elder Scrolls 6 release date? We finally have our first official look at the game courtesy of a short teaser trailer. It's not yet clear which of these options the two parties will agree upon, however Falconer has been adamant that the dispute is not a "cash-grab", so it's likely option three is off the table. ![]() ![]()
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