The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel Finally Got Its Name Today, but Bethesda Says It Will Be 'Some Time Before We’re Ready to Share More'
Bethesda finally revealed the name for The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel, more than eight years after teasing it at E3 2018, but we'll reportedly have to wait at least two more years before it comes out.
After eight years of speculation, Bethesda has finally unveiled the name for The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel. However, fans can expect to wait at least two more years before the game's release. Following the official name reveal, Bethesda published a trailer on X/Twitter announcing that development is ongoing and that they are excited to share the name and location with the audience.
The delay in the game's release may raise questions about Bethesda's decision to announce The Elder Scrolls 6 back in 2018. According to Jason Schreier from Bloomberg, the company used the teaser to "soften the blow of Fallout 76," a multiplayer-focused game that received negative reviews upon launch. Fans had become disgruntled with Bethesda's shift away from its traditional single-player games.
Despite confirming that The Elder Scrolls 6 is in a playable state, both Bethesda and Xbox CEO Asha Sharma have maintained that the game is still more than two years away from release.
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