That would allow the game to be as vast and impressive as we hope, although it would mean the current-gen consoles wouldn’t have a single Elder Scrolls game native to them (since Skyrim was released on previous-gen consoles first). What do you think? Is Redfall the next Elder Scrolls game? A new IP entirely? Or a whole lot of nothing? let us know in the comments.Sony and Microsoft are gearing up to release the PlayStation 5 and Xbox X respectively, and so it’s almost inconceivable that The Elder Scrolls 6 will be out on current-gen consoles. A sequel to Skyrim is still a long way off, and any announcements will either receive some level of hype on social media, or occur during a major press event like possibly The Game Awards or an E3.

Regardless of whether or not the Redfall trademark is related, fans should sit tight while waiting for any news about Elder Scrolls 6.

There's also a place in Tamriel called Redfall and some fans online are trying to see if there's a link here. Reddit speculators seem to think it has something to do with the Redguards, a race of highly-skilled warriors from Hammerfell. Bethesda's upcoming release Starfield was discovered via a trademark filing, so the precedent for a big title certainly exists. Skyrim was the first trademark created for ES5 and 'Redfall' could be following that same pattern. Nothing about this was mentioned at the company's QuakeCon event this summer either.Įlder Scrolls V: Skyrim, the fifth Elder Scrolls game that just won't seem to die, was also trademarked as a single name. United States Patent and Trademark OfficeĬompanies trademark random names or ideas they have for their intellectual properties constantly, so why should this clue just lead to an Elder Scrolls 6 title? Other than the announcement at E3 that the game is acctually being made, Bethesda hasn't made any announcements for anything 'Redfall' related.

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