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After years of waiting for news about the next mainline Elder Scrolls game, we could finally be getting closer to learning more about Bethesda's long-awaited RPG.
According to a new report from The Verge, Bethesda is preparing to announce that the next instalment in the legendary fantasy RPG series will be called The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel.
The report, from journalist Tom Warren, suggests that an official title announcement could arrive as soon as November, potentially coinciding with the 15th anniversary of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
The report also shares some interesting details about what players could expect from the next adventure.
According to the information, Sentinel will be set in Hammerfell, a province in the Elder Scrolls universe previously featured in The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard and The Elder Scrolls Online.
It's also claimed that the game will explore the history of the Elder Scrolls themselves, helping players uncover the secrets behind these mysterious ancient artefacts.
If accurate, this could offer a fascinating new direction for the series.
There's also encouraging news regarding development. Bethesda has reportedly been showing gameplay internally in recent months, with Xbox CEO Asha Sharma receiving a live playthrough back in August.
Sharma reportedly praised the game's scale and grandeur, adding that its story was even greater.
However, don't get too excited just yet. The report suggests that November's announcement may only reveal the game's official title, rather than delivering a full gameplay showcase or release date.
After such a long wait since its original announcement in 2018, are you excited about the possibility of The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel?
What do you think about the reported Hammerfell setting, and what would you most like to see Bethesda introduce?
Let us know your thoughts below!
Important: Bethesda has not officially confirmed the title or the reported details, so treat this as unconfirmed news until an announcement is made.
Source: The Verge – Tom Warren
According to a new report from The Verge, Bethesda is preparing to announce that the next instalment in the legendary fantasy RPG series will be called The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel.
The report, from journalist Tom Warren, suggests that an official title announcement could arrive as soon as November, potentially coinciding with the 15th anniversary of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
A Journey to Hammerfell?
The report also shares some interesting details about what players could expect from the next adventure.According to the information, Sentinel will be set in Hammerfell, a province in the Elder Scrolls universe previously featured in The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard and The Elder Scrolls Online.
It's also claimed that the game will explore the history of the Elder Scrolls themselves, helping players uncover the secrets behind these mysterious ancient artefacts.
If accurate, this could offer a fascinating new direction for the series.
Could We Finally See More?
There's also encouraging news regarding development. Bethesda has reportedly been showing gameplay internally in recent months, with Xbox CEO Asha Sharma receiving a live playthrough back in August.Sharma reportedly praised the game's scale and grandeur, adding that its story was even greater.
However, don't get too excited just yet. The report suggests that November's announcement may only reveal the game's official title, rather than delivering a full gameplay showcase or release date.
What Do You Think?
After such a long wait since its original announcement in 2018, are you excited about the possibility of The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel?What do you think about the reported Hammerfell setting, and what would you most like to see Bethesda introduce?
Let us know your thoughts below!
Important: Bethesda has not officially confirmed the title or the reported details, so treat this as unconfirmed news until an announcement is made.
Source: The Verge – Tom Warren