Development on the project is slow-moving, with Bethesda confirming Elder Scrolls 6 won’t release until after Starfield's launch in late 2022, meaning that this will be the longest wait for a mainline Elder Scrolls sequel in the franchise's entire history. Related: Skyrim's Mournful Giant Reveals They Aren't Just MonstersĮven so, it's clear that certain players are ready to move on from Skyrim and play a new single-player Elder Scrolls title. Despite the Xbox and Bethesda Games Showcase, PlayStation’s Showcase, State of Play, and other game events held since Bethesda first announced Elder Scrolls 6, fans have received little in the way of information beyond the game’s working title card. By all accounts, Skyrim remains an exciting open-world fantasy game, and with every iteration, it's likely that even more players will embrace their destiny as the Dragonborn to save the world from an evil dragon, defeating bandits, demons, and more along the way. Older players have also been enticed to return to Skyrim, with random encounters, DLC and fanmade mods all greatly expanding the game’s lifespan. With it being over a decade since Skyrim's release, and players having little in the way of single-player Elder Scrolls content to keep them occupied in the meantime, player expectations regarding its follow-up are only continuing to rise. This, coupled with fan frustration regarding bugs in Bethesda titles that were released following Skyrim, such as Fallout 4 and Fallout 76, illustrates that Bethesda needs to make Elder Scrolls 6 a significant improvement from previous games in the franchise.ĭespite initial success, constant remasters and the lack of a sequel in the years since its release has made Skyrim increasingly stale to some players. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is widely considered to be one of the best entries in the series, but The Elder Scrolls 6needs to innovate more than just its graphics to be a great sequel.
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