Don't expect more information on The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel "for some time," Bethesda says
After Bethesda formally named The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel earlier this month, some series fans were hopeful that more news wasn't far behind. Skyrim is 15 years old today (11th November) after all, but Bethesda Game Studios has since dashed those hopes into oblivion. Read more
Fans of The Elder Scrolls series were hoping that Bethesda Game Studios would share more news about The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel around Skyrim's 15th birthday on November 11th. However, Bethesda quashed those hopes when their official account posted on Reddit. The account announced that they won't be making any big announcements about Sentinel for a while, despite fans' excitement for the next mainline Elder Scrolls installment.
The wait for a new Elder Scrolls game has been long, with Skyrim launching in 2011, the first trailer for The Elder Scrolls 6 appearing in 2018, and Bethesda's Starfield game set in space released in 2023. With Starfield taking players across the stars, it's understandable that fans might question if a new Elder Scrolls title could regain the magic of the series.
Despite the wait, Bethesda is certainly celebrating Skyrim's 15th anniversary. The classic RPG is currently on sale across all platforms, and The Elder Scrolls Online's Season Two: Echoes of Skyrim has added the Greymoor Chapter to the base game for free. Fans can also enjoy a new Golden Pursuit campaign that rewards them with Skyrim-themed goodies until December 2nd.
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