Bethesda has officially revealed that its long-awaited next RPG is titled The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel, finally giving the highly anticipated Skyrim successor a proper name more than eight years after its original announcement.
The reveal arrived during a special video celebrating Bethesda Game Studios’ 40th anniversary, marking a major milestone for one of gaming’s most anticipated projects.
The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel Finally Gets Its Official Name
Originally announced at E3 2018, The Elder Scrolls VI has remained largely out of the spotlight, with Bethesda sharing relatively few details about its development.
The new announcement confirms the Sentinel subtitle, which previously appeared in reports about Bethesda’s plans for the franchise.
According to earlier reporting, the upcoming RPG is expected to take place in Hammerfell, a region of Tamriel associated with the Redguards. However, Bethesda has not officially confirmed the game’s setting.
The studio previously identified The Elder Scrolls VI as its primary development focus, with the project being developed using Creation Engine 3.
Despite the long-awaited title reveal, Bethesda has not announced a release date, confirmed launch platforms, or presented a full gameplay showcase.
For now, The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel finally has an official identity, although players will have to wait for more information about its world, story, and release plans.
