As far as fans of the "Elder Scrolls IV" and "Elder Scrolls V" games are concerned, it seems that the wait for the next installment in the "Elder Scrolls" franchise is going to be over soon. The sequel to "Skyrim" is rumored to be released in the first quarter of next year, which, considering that it was initially rumored to be released no sooner than 2018, is definitely good news.
Master Herald provided this information and it seems to be based on a leak from the offices of game developer Bethesda. According to the article, the game just might be released in March 2016. If that's the case, then fans are not far from immersing into the world of "Elder Scrolls 6."
Although the information borders more on speculation rather than fact, it does match the regular pattern of release that Bethesda follows for their games. The article also pointed out that currently, there aren't any major game releases scheduled for early 2016, so unless other big titles also get scheduled to be launched within that window, "Elder Scrolls 6" would have a clear road to domination of the game market early next year.
Joystiq reported that the sixth installment of the highly popular game, also dubbed as "Argonia," would include a Collections feature that facilitates the organization of mounts as well as costumes and pets. Coming to the actual plot on which the sixth installment is based, online portals such as Tehran Chronicle have expressed that the Argonian race concept is likely to be emphasized in a major way. It is also projected that since the Argonian race has reptilian traits, "Elder Scrolls 6" will most likely play out in a vast swamp-like environment.
Bethesda has reportedly borrowed heavily from previous game concepts to build a foundation for new projects. This means that the fans of older versions such as "The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind" would find it easy to navigate their way around the new version, reducing the learning curve to a significant extent.
"Fallout 4" is another title that is highly anticipated and, given the fact that Bethesda had announced that the E3 2015 would be the most exciting event to date, there is a strong possibility that both "Fallout 4" and "Elder Scrolls 6" would be revealed on the same marketing platform.
