During an interview with IGN, the famed game director admitted that, at 52, he’s considering the studio’s next fantasy epic as potentially one of his last. As one of Bethesda’s public faces, Howard has never been shy about hitting the stage during various press events to introduce and show off the studio’s work. And Skyrim, as of 2016 alone, had sold 30 million copies. Fallout 4 notably sold 1.2 million digital copies on Steam in its first day.
Elder Scrolls and Fallout are not only massive games, they’ve been wild successes for Bethesda. He’s also served as game director on Fallout 3 and 4, and was the executive producer on Fallout 76. Signing on to work at Bethesda Softworks as a producer in the mid 1990s, Howard has worked on every Elder Scrolls game since the second entry, Daggerfall. Ive also seen some people say that it will be in both High Rock and Hammerfell, but I think its more likely to be only the latter. Here's what you need to know about the land far west. Based on everything weve seen of the game at this point it seems pretty much guaranteed that it will take place in Hammerfell. But for Starfield’s game director, Todd Howard, Elder Scrolls VI might be his final game in the series. Published Thanks to a recent teaser, it appears that Hammerfell may be the setting of Elder Scrolls 6.
With Starfield, Bethesda’s next big mega-RPG on the near horizon, and the hotly anticipated sequel to Skyrim expected at some, likely distant, point after that, the studio sure has its hands full with crafting enormous worlds. A fantasy landscape extends into the distance.
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