What the Sentinel Wait Means for Elder Scrolls Fans
Players should expect a lengthy wait before exploring Sentinel, while Bethesda balances the project alongside Fallout 5, remasters, and an Xbox business reset.
Players should expect a lengthy wait before exploring Sentinel, while Bethesda balances the project alongside Fallout 5, remasters, and an Xbox business reset.
Key points - Jason Schreier said The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel is more than two years away from launch. - Bethesda confirmed the title Sentinel and released a title card video hinting at Hammerfell. - The Elder Scrolls 6 was announced more than eight years ago with little official information since. - Todd Howard said he probably would have announced the game more casually. - Bethesda is also working on Fallout 5 and remasters of Fallout 3 and New Vegas.
Timeline - More than eight years ago: Bethesda announces The Elder Scrolls 6. - This week: Bethesda confirms the title Sentinel and releases a title card video. - More than two years from now: Sentinel is expected to launch, according to Jason Schreier.
FAQ
Q: When is The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel coming out? A: According to reporter Jason Schreier, the game is more than two years away. Bethesda has only said it will be "some time" before more is shared.
Q: Where does The Elder Scrolls 6 take place? A: Bethesda hasn't confirmed the setting, but the title card video showing a scroll emerging from sand hinted at Hammerfell.
Q: Will Sentinel come to PlayStation 5? A: That's unknown. It remains to be seen whether the game will be console-exclusive to Xbox or if Microsoft will also bring it to PlayStation 5.
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