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Bethesda is preparing to announce that its next major fantasy role-playing sequel will officially be titled The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel, according to The Verge. The title reveal could arrive as early as November around the 15th anniversary of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, more than eight years after Bethesda first announced the game in 2018. [1][2]
The upcoming announcement is expected to be limited to the title rather than including a full gameplay showcase or release date. The game is reportedly set in Hammerfell, a region previously seen in The Elder Scrolls Online and The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard. It is said to examine the universe's past and the ancient artifacts behind the franchise's name. Bethesda has also shown gameplay internally, where Xbox CEO Asha Sharma reportedly viewed a live playthrough in August and praised its scale, remarking that "the story is even greater." [1][2]
Bethesda is reportedly preparing to announce the title of The Elder Scrolls VI, more than eight years after first revealing the game. The announcement could come as soon as November, but a full reveal, including details about the story and release date, remains unconfirmed.
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The Verge's Tom Warren has revealed that Bethesda Game Studios will soon reveal The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel as the official title of the long-awaited sequel to Skyrim. According to the journalist, who's usually very well-informed on Xbox matters, the announcement could land as soon as next month. Skyrim will celebrate its 15th anniversary on Wednesday, November 11, in less than two weeks; that might be the perfect time to share the news with fans.
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