But, all of these details are recently debunked by Gamerant. It claims that the upcoming title from Bethesda would be officially called “The Elder Scrolls 6: Redfall.” The leak also reveals a wide range of details about the game’s setting, gameplay, vehicle mechanics, and battle scenes. A new report, however, claims that the most recent leak about “The Elder Scrolls 6” is false.Īn allegedly ‘ verified’ “The Elder Scrolls 6” leak surfaced online, revealing several details about the game. However, fans of the upcoming title never stopped looking for clues and connect it with the game. After that, the gaming studio went silent about the game. However, the only concrete information about 'The Elder Scrolls 6' is that it is still in the early stage of developmentīethesda launched the official trailer of “The Elder Scrolls 6” at the E3 2018.The leak includes the setting, the official name, and even the vehicles mechanics of the game.A few days ago, a leaker claims to have details about 'The Elder Scrolls 6'.if that is indeed what they are still doing after all this time. Even if the game isn't ready to be released, it's been long enough for Bethesda to have something, anything, to show players they are still working on The Elder Scrolls 6. After the massive disappointment of Fallout 76, fans of Bethesda's former titles need something to give them a reason to stick with the company, and the longer the wait between Skyrimand The Elder Scrolls 6 becomes, the more they will think about looking somewhere else for their fantasy RPG experiences. This is incredibly disappointing, and not just because a lot of the ideas proposed in the fake leaks for The Elder Scrolls 6 sound like they would have been really fun to experience in a real game. The person who created the fake leaks even produced a forged non-disclosure agreement, which is part of the reason why the leaks gained so much traction so quickly. Unfortunately, as revealed on Reddit by u/KingKRoolVsCiri, the above information, including the game's alleged Q4 2024 release date and claims of ' the biggest city Bethesda has ever built,' was all fabricated. Recently, a massive amount of (fake) information was posted to Fandom, detailing a game called The Elder Scrolls VI: Redfall which was said to take place in both High Rock and Hammerfell ' six years after the events of Skyrim.' This version of The Elder Scrolls 6 was said to feature ' huge, epic battle scenes with dozens, if not hundreds of characters battling on screen in real time' and even included vehicle mechanics, which the post (from a throwaway account) says was originally created for Bethesda's other quiet project, Starfield, and would be used in The Elder Scrolls 6's world to travel to different islands by boat. Related: How The Elder Scrolls 6 Could Build On Skyrim VR (& Other VR Games) Despite the fact that there are currently two games set in The Elder Scrolls universe available for players to enjoy right now, The Elder Scrolls: Blades and The Elder Scrolls Online, it seems like many fans would rather make up elaborate ideas about The Elder Scrolls 6 and present them as leaked information, just to get the community excited. This lack of concrete information hasn't stopped fans of The Elder Scrolls franchise from coming up with their own theories, however.

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