GoKawiilBethesda confirms title: The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel
Bethesda released a short video revealing the official name of its long-awaited sequel, The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel. The reveal confirms months of fan speculation, fueled partly by an earlier hint from Xbox CEO Asha Sharma. Bethesda has not provided a release date or in-game footage, saying more details will come later.
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The announcement ends years of near-silence since the game was first confirmed in 2018, giving fans a concrete signpost after a long wait. Bloomberg's Jason Schreier reportedly estimates the game is still more than two years from release, suggesting Bethesda is managing expectations early rather than rushing a full reveal. The Sentinel setting, tied to Hammerfell in Elder Scrolls lore, hints the story may explore the franchise's ancient origins, though this remains speculative until more is shown.
- The Elder Scrolls VI is officially titled 'Sentinel,' referencing a Hammerfell city from the lore.
- No release date or gameplay footage has been shown; Bethesda says more info is 'some time' away.
- Bloomberg's Jason Schreier reportedly estimates the game is still more than two years from launch.
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