The Elder Scrolls
Todd Howard says Elder Scrolls 6 remains years away
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Bethesda's Todd Howard has reiterated that The Elder Scrolls 6 is still a long way off, urging fans to remain patient in a recent GQ interview. The game, first teased at E3 2018, follows the 2011 release of Skyrim and comes after the studio's work on Starfield as a creative reset. Howard expressed a preference for surprise releases, hinting at a potential shadow drop similar to this year's Oblivion Remastered.
The team behind the Skyblivion mod has shared new screenshots from the project, highlighting improvements to locations from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Originally slated for 2025, the release has been pushed to 2026 following Bethesda's announcement of an official Oblivion remaster. This fan-made remake aims to recreate Oblivion's world using Skyrim's engine while preserving original mechanics.
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Kurt Kuhlmann, a senior designer at Bethesda Game Studios, departed the company in 2023 after more than two decades, driven by frustrations with the studio's evolving development processes amid its growth under Microsoft. In a recent interview, he highlighted communication breakdowns and a shift away from hands-on game design. He also discussed unfulfilled expectations for leading The Elder Scrolls 6.