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Bethesda was sure players would finish the game and happily start over with a new hero. But fans behaved very differently from what the developers expected. -
MachineGames is working on Wolfenstein 3, and Bethesda Softworks and Xbox CEO Asha Sharma confirmed the project during Xbox's 25th anniversary celebrations on November 12, 2026. Sharma said the next entry in the series is moving ahead, though no release window or platforms were announced. -
In a response to Reddit speculation about Skyrim's 15th anniversary, Bethesda Game Studios said The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel will remain under wraps for now. The studio also ruled out major announcements for November 11, 2026, the anniversary itself. -
Fifteen years after its debut, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has reached 65 million copies sold, even as Bethesda keeps The Elder Scrolls VI years away. Bethesda began developing Skyrim after The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion came out in 2006. The studio set the game in the northern province of Skyrim, drawing inspiration from Scandinavian culture and Vikings, with dragons at the center of the story. It was built with Bethesda's Creation Engine, which improved the graphics, animation, and detail in the world. -
After Greymoor and Wolfhunter, Markarth is now free too. The studio promises new adventures in Skyrim in 2027 as well. -
Miniature Weapons and Plush Toys: Another Round of The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel Merch Has Been Trademarked Long Before the Game's Release
The new trademark application lists not only figurines but also construction sets, playing cards and board games. The game itself, meanwhile, is still a long way off, and so far fans have only been shown its title. -
Fallout Fans Can Now Play Fallout 3 and New Vegas Inside Fallout 4 — and the Modder Even Added Co-op
A new mod brings three wastelands together in a single setup and carries over weapons, gear, and creatures from the older games. The mod itself weighs only about 136 MB, and there's no magic involved. -
Bruce Nesmith, the lead designer on Skyrim, says Bethesda's big open-world RPGs still have two lingering movement problems: mounted combat and ladders. In an interview with The Examined Game, he argued that both would be worthwhile additions, even if they would create serious design and programming challenges for The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel. -
The newly named The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel has already set off fan speculation about how Bethesda will portray Hammerfell, from Redguard history to a possible anti-magic zone. Bethesda revealed the full title on November 3, and reports say the game will take place in the Redguards' homeland. Bethesda has yet to share details about the story or gameplay. -
The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel is the next numbered entry in the series from Bethesda Game Studios after Skyrim, and officially there isn't much information about it yet. Here's everything confirmed as of November 2026 about the name, setting and engine, as well as what's still unannounced: the release date and platforms. We separate developer statements from insider reports, because there are far more rumors around the game than facts. -
Shirts First, Game Later: Bethesda Has Found a Way to Make Money From The Elder Scrolls 6 Before It's Even Released
Bethesda apparently didn't want fans of The Elder Scrolls to have to wait for the sixth game's merch, at least. The company has already launched a line of merchandise based on The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel, even though the game itself is still at least two years away, by all indications. So while fans are trying to glean whatever details they can from the new logo, they can already spend money on apparel featuring it. -
"My heart skipped a beat": Bethesda posted a Fallout 3 trailer for the anniversary, but there was a catch
The post went up a week after the game's anniversary and without a single new frame. A remaster is indeed in development, but there's no rush to show it yet. -
Bethesda's teaser for The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel added a subtitle and a new logo, but not the one thing fans were waiting for: a release window. Jason Schreier now says the long-awaited RPG is still more than two years away, and Bethesda has yet to confirm which platforms it will launch on. -
Bethesda associate art director Dan Lee said his longest version of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim's climb to High Hrothgar would have run all the way from Ivarstead to near Whiterun, because he was trying to fit the mountain's 7,000 Steps into the game. The detail surfaced as Bethesda looked back at its earlier games for its 40th-anniversary celebrations, which also included revealing the subtitle of The Elder Scrolls VI. The story was first reported by PC Gamer. -
Bethesda has finally broken years of silence to officially reveal the full title of the next installment in its iconic franchise: The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel. -
A dispute over work on Skyblivion escalated after a former volunteer threatened legal action, the team says. The disagreement began when the team decompiled parts of the volunteer's contribution after losing access to the source-code repository, saying it needed to keep existing systems working and fix problems. -
According to journalist Tom Warren, The Elder Scrolls 6 will officially be subtitled Sentinel, with the game's full title set to be revealed this November. -
Pedal On, Dragonborn: Modder Hooks Up an Exercise Bike to Skyrim and Plans to Ride Across the Entire Province Without Fast Travel
An enthusiast taught the Dragonborn to ride a bicycle, and the player pedals for the hero on a real exercise bike with real handlebars. Soon he plans to play through the entire story campaign live on stream, and then give the mod away to anyone who wants it. -
For the first time, Fallout Day will be held in person in Washington in 2027, inside the Capital Wasteland setting of Fallout 3. Bethesda announced that it will share more details, including ticket information, later. Fallout Day is an unofficial celebration of the Fallout series held on October 23, the date the bombs fell and the Great War began in the games' world. -
Kinggath Creations' free Fallout 4 mod FEVer Dreams begins with a trip to the Diamond City market, where players meet Mister Gutsy. Kinggath Creations released it on October 20 through Bethesda's Verified Creators program.
FEVer Dreams traps players in an escape-room-style dungeon without weapons, where they experience hallucinations and flashbacks, including conversations with their deceased spouse. Brian T. Delaney and Courtenay Taylor return as the voices of Nate and Nora, the roles they played in Fallout 4. The mod also adds new equipment and weapons.
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