The Elder Scrolls Is Officially Switching Genre For November 2026 Return

The Elder Scrolls Is Officially Switching Genre For November 2026 Return

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The Elder Scrolls series is in something of a tricky spot at the time of writing due mainly to the ongoing delay with the launch of the next mainline entry, The Elder Scrolls VI. After all, it has been fifteen years since the most recent entry, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, was released, and since then, only The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered has stopped the franchise from fading into the background.

It was way back in 2018 that Bethesda first confirmed that The Elder Scrolls VI would be the next installment in the much-loved franchise, but since then, updates and details surrounding its development have remained scarce, leading some fans to worry that it would be canceled altogether.

Whilst that is not the case, at least at the time of writing, there is at least one The Elder Scrolls-related release on the way, and it is set to launch this November.

Offering a complete genre change for the franchise, The Elder Scrolls: Betrayal of the Second Era Board Game is an upcoming tabletop experience from Zatu Games. Set to launch on 30 November 2026, it is now available for pre-order, but with a £187.75 price tag, it...

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