New Unreal Engine 4 concept trailer with impressive graphics makes Bethesda fans look forward to The Elder Scrolls 6 and its launch excited by the potential of the new entry in the long-running series. It’s been ten years since Bethesda was launched Skyrim. Since 2011, video game graphics have come a long way. While Bethesda Game Studios games are not known exactly for their state-of-the-art visual fidelity, we know The Elder Scrolls 6 will run on a newly updated engine and we know it will look considerably better than Skyrim. As much as possible, it remains to be seen, but fans will hope to look something like the trailer below.
On YouTube, Perfect Vision unveiled a new video showing what The Elder Scrolls 6 could – emphasis on could – look like that if it were released tomorrow through Unreal Engine 4. Now The Elder Scrolls 6 it is not created with Unreal Engine, but a new updated authoring engine. That being said, the video gives a taste of what’s possible with the new Elderly scrolls.
To get the striking visuals below, Perfect Vision used Quixels photogrammetry textures, which, as you can see, boast 8K.
If The Elder Scrolls 6 will be able to support these remaining images. Being a cross-platform version, a Creation Engine product and a real game compared to a technological demonstration means that it probably won’t have, however, that it has time on its side. The Elder Scrolls 6 it will not be released soon and when it does appear, the industry standard for graphics will only get better.
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