Asked at the microphone of IGN on Monday, the director of Bethesda mentioned in particular the distant future of the studio. Todd Howard spent almost a quarter of an hour giving details on the design of Starfielduntil the subject of subsequent projects is discussed.
The Elder Scrolls VI is in pre-production, and, you know, we’ll do Fallout 5 afterwards.
However, this is of course a long distance shot. Todd Howard knows it and has said it before: Bethesda Game Studios’ expansive action-RPGs are behemoths that take years to craft. Starfield will arrive in the first half of 2023 after at least five years of intensive gestation. TES VI will follow with a delay no doubt as important. The schedule will be frustrating for players waiting to return to the Wasteland. But it is necessary to obtain a complete and satisfactory result.
Indeed, unless there is a change in the organization of the teams at the developer, Fallout 5 should therefore not arrive before… a good decade! What still feed many dreams on the road. But at least it looks like the project has moved beyond just a list of ideas.
Watch Todd Howard’s full interview with IGN here:
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