Beyond supposedly offering our first look at the next Elder Scrolls game running in-engine, there isn't much to the video - just a first-person view of running around on a grassy hill dotted with. While acquisitions usually mean exclusives, there is a big reason why The Elder Scrolls 6 might be an exception. Alex, GI's 'largest video editor,' and I recently recorded a small podcast, which can be seen at the top of the article, where we talked about the recent acquisition and what that potentially means going forward.
We were lied to. We were told The Elder Scrolls 6 is so far away Bethesda doesn't even want to talk about it. But we were lied to, because Bethesda talked about it. As the final announcement of their E3 show tonight, Bethesda confirmed that development on The Elder Scrolls 6 has now begun.
Todd Howard stated that Starfield is a next-gen game and The Elder Scrolls 6 is coming after it so this too will be a next gen game as well, and we know nothing about it. Instalar five nights at freddys 2. We saw a short clip of what I assume is what Bethesda wants it to look like, and… yeah, that's it. The game doesn't even have a subtitle yet.
The Elder Scrolls 6 First Look Alike
But it exists. Development on it has started. What this also means is that there will be no new mainline The Elder Scrolls game this generation, which is… damn. Mostly because we've spent the last six years with nothing but Skyrim re-releases, but still.
The Elder Scrolls 6 Trailer
So, The Elder Scrolls 6 is coming. It will be a next gen game. I assume it is for PS5 and the next Xbox, as well as PC. That's it for now.
