A document obtained by The Verge from the lawsuit between Microsoft and the FTC showed that the highly anticipated Bethesda game The Elder Scrolls VI will not arrive before 2026. It has also been confirmed with the document that the game will be exclusive to Xbox.
The Elder Scrolls VI, the new game of The Elder Scrolls by Bethesda, one of the most popular game series in the world, was officially announced in 2018. Fans have been eagerly waiting for the game’s release date ever since.
Today, new details about the production have emerged. The information obtained by The Verge from the case between Microsoft and the FTC (US Federal Trade Commission) showed that we will have to wait longer for The Elder Scrolls VI. Additionally, the platforms on which the game will be released have also been revealed.
The Elder Scrolls VI won’t arrive until 2026, will be Xbox exclusive
The document includes a table on many major games, from Deathloop to Starfield. Among these is The Elder Scrolls VI. In the table, the game 2026 or later It can be seen that it is expected to be released. So we will have to wait at least three more years for the new game of the RPG series.
In addition, the table also includes the platforms on which the game will be released. In this section only Xbox and PC We see that it takes place. This shows that the game will be exclusive to Xbox, just like Starfield, and will not be released for PlayStation.
Let’s point out that this is actually expected to happen, so it’s not a surprise. Previous statements from the company signaled that the game would not come to PS5. It was also announced during the FTC case that 3 new Bethesda games would be exclusive to Xbox. The document that emerged today confirmed the situation. The three games in question were said to be Starfield, The Elder Scrolls VI and the unnamed Indiana Jones game.