The Elder Scrolls VI : System Requirements

The Elder Scrolls VI is still many years away. Bethesda has confirmed it will be released after Starfield, which launched in 2023. No specific release window or year has been announced, but it is not expected until the late 2020s or potentially even early 2030s.

Bethesda has not officially revealed the setting for The Elder Scrolls VI. Speculation, largely based on a short teaser trailer and developer comments, often points towards Hammerfell or High Rock, or perhaps a combination of both regions. However, this remains unconfirmed.

Given Microsoft's acquisition of Bethesda's parent company, ZeniMax Media, it is highly anticipated that The Elder Scrolls VI will be an exclusive title for Xbox consoles (including future generations) and PC. It is unlikely to be released on PlayStation platforms.

The Elder Scrolls VI will be built on Bethesda's Creation Engine 2, the same engine used for Starfield. Players can expect a vast open-world RPG experience characteristic of the series, featuring exploration, deep lore, character customization, and a robust questing system, with updated graphics and mechanics powered by the new engine.

Official information and substantial trailers for The Elder Scrolls VI are not expected for quite some time. Bethesda typically goes dark on a project until it's much closer to release. Most likely, we will not see significant updates until Starfield's development cycle and post-launch support are well underway, possibly several years from now.