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The Elder Scrolls 6 finally showing signs of life won’t deter the Bethesda fan who is 132 days into making their own Daggerfall-style RPG
A Bethesda fan is continuing to develop their own RPG inspired by The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall, despite recent indications that The Elder Scrolls 6 is progressing. The project highlights the enduring appeal of Daggerfall’s open-ended design and the willingness of fans to create alternatives while Bethesda’s next mainline Elder Scrolls game remains unreleased.
The developer has been working on the game for 132 days and has shared its progress publicly. Although Bethesda has offered few concrete details or a release date for The Elder Scrolls 6, signs of activity have renewed interest in the series without changing the fan creator’s plans.
In short
- A fan is building a Daggerfall-inspired RPG.
- Development has continued for 132 days.
- Elder Scrolls 6 progress has not halted the project.
Explained simply
The Elder Scrolls is a fantasy role-playing game series made by Bethesda, with games set in a large world where players can explore, take on quests and shape their characters. The second game, Daggerfall, is known for its broad, open-ended approach, which has inspired players and other creators.
Bethesda has announced a sixth main game, but it has not provided a release date or many details. In the meantime, some fans make their own games drawing on ideas from the series; one creator has been sharing progress on a Daggerfall-inspired role-playing game.
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