"The Elder Scrolls VI" released rumors never missed to dominate World Wide Web since couple of years, and since Bethesda Game Studios hinted that they will be working on three long term projects after "Fallout 4," will "ES6" finally find its release date?
Let's find out!
At DICE summit 2016, the studio's game director Todd Howard was asked by comedian Pete Holmes about their plans after "Fallout 4," wherein the former answered that they have three long term projects in the works which they will give further details at a much future date. Howard also added that they will have to finish all "Fallout 4" DLCs first, including mod creation kit and updates on "Fallout 4's" survival mode.
According to VG247, Howard may have not elaborated details about Bethesda's future games, but hinted that these games would be "different" from what the studio has done in the past. He added that these three upcoming projects may be diverse than what they've done before, but it will surely still be Bethesda-style games like "Fallout" and "The Elder Scrolls."
It should be noted that Bethesda has its way of surprising fans - in a good way, of course. For instance, according to iDigital Times, "Fallout 4" was only announced in E3 2015, which was held in Los Angeles Convention Center, but the game was released the same year, specifically November 2015. The game studio tends to not say any hints, in terms of game announcements, and much more tight-lipped than Blizzard, to maximize gamer's excitement. Howard even mentioned that their games are "played out really well by not talking."
Although Bethesda team didn't say much about their upcoming three titles, "The Elder Scrolls 6" release rumors are once again active. Many speculate that the next sequel of "The Elder Scrolls" will be included in their upcoming projects. Forbe's own Erik Kain even gave his thoughts about Bethesda's upcoming games. He thinks that there's a possibility that an "Elder Scrolls" game will be one of those projects. Kain even added "just because they're doing something different doesn't mean that's not a reference to doing a very different type of ES game rather than something totally new. I feel like the language is sort of vague and could mean a lot of things, though I may be wrong."
Since Bethesda confirmed appearing in E3 2016, where game publishers normally announce their upcoming line-up, let's just wait if "The Elder Scrolls 6" will be unveiled by then.
On other "Elder Scrolls" news, Bethesda's new Montreal-based studio is currently working on the studio's mobile card game that is based on "The Elder Scrolls," titled "The Elder Scrolls: Legends." The said game was announced at E3 2015, and scheduled for a 2016 release for Microsoft Windows and iOS.
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