However, Soule's noted that this could simply be because the title was far away from release and denied any rumors of "foreboding." "I would never turn my back on TES," said Soule. However, on April 1, Bethesda's Pete Hines announced that the studio would not be holding a digital showcase in June, but promised that it had "lots of exciting things to share about our games" and looked "forward to telling you more in the coming months." In January 2019, long-time The Elder Scrolls composer Jeremy Soule shared that he was "currently not involved with TES VI," as Bethesda hadn't brought him on board yet. With E3 2020 canceled due to COVID-19, some developers and publishers have elected to hold their own digital conference or participate in I GN's Summer of Gaming event. While Bethesda was present at E3 2019, the studio said that it would not be discussing The Elder Scrolls VI at its keynote. More The Elder Scrolls 6 NewsAt E3 2018, Bethesda officially announced The Elder Scrolls VI with a short teaser trailer. However, we will have to wait for more information from Bethesda before we can say for sure. It seems likely that some, if not all, of these races will also appear in The Elder Scrolls VI. There were ten races in Skyrim, all of which made appearances in previous titles. RacesAt the time of writing, there has been no announcement from Bethesda about which races will appear and be playable in The Elder Scrolls VI. While theories can be presented, we won't be able to officially say where The Elder Scrolls VI takes place until Bethesda reveals more information. However, some fans also think that the game could be set in Hammerfell, which is located along the southern border of High Rock. While this doesn't sound like much to go on, if you look at all of the locations in Tamriel, these landmarks seem to line up with the descriptions of High Rock. The teaser shows off a fog-filled valley, an old ruined fort, a city along the water's edge, and a coastline, which leads us to believe The Elder Scrolls VI location could be set in High Rock. However, in our interview with Todd Howard, he said, "This is a game we need to design for people to play for a decade at least." He continued, "When they eventually see the game and what we have in mind, they'll understand the gap more in terms of technology and what we wanted to do." LocationAt E3 2018, Bethesda showed a short teaser trailer for The Elder Scrolls VI, which seems to suggest the location of the game. What Does The Elder Scrolls 6 Gameplay Look Like?At the time of writing, there have been no gameplay trailers or new feature announcements for The Elder Scrolls VI. We are creatives, and we have to make this game and this is the time, and so Elder Scrolls VI is gonna have to wait a little bit," said Howard. "We had done so many things, we were going Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Elder Scrolls, Fallout, and you have this Starfield game in your head and you sorta say, well, when?. Howard confirmed that The Elder Scrolls VI would not be launching on the Xbox One and PS4 console generation, indicating that it will likely see an Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 release. Speaking to IGN, Bethesda's Todd Howard indicated that The Elder Scrolls VI wouldn't happen until Bethesda's Starfield was released, which also doesn't have a release date at the time of writing. While the game has been confirmed by Bethesda, it seems the next installment in the franchise won't be coming anytime soon.
When is The Elder Scrolls 6 Release Date?At the time of writing, a release date for The Elder Scrolls VI has not been announced. Keep reading for more details on everything we know about The Elder Scrolls VI. Even though we don't have an official release date for The Elder Scrolls VI, we do know a little bit about where it could take place, thanks to some dedicated fans.
Bethesda senior vice president Peter Hines says not to expect Elder Scrolls 6 news until years from now. Bethesda's Todd Howard has indicated that the studio's focus will be on Starfield first and then will shift to The Elder Scrolls VI.
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