10 Best RPGs To Play While Waiting For Elder Scrolls 6

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Bethesda has been hard at work on since it was announced all the way back in 2018. Naturally, players have been somewhat patiently waiting for any form of news, or, ideally, a new trailer showcasing some actual gameplay. Of course, none has arrived, leaving fans with little to do other than twiddle their thumbs and hope that whatever Bethesda is cooking will live up to their increasingly high expectations.

However, while release date is far away, there are still plenty of RPGs players can get stuck into, many of which fall under the increasingly popular Scrolls-like genre. From indies made by former Bethesda developers to AA and even AAA fantasy first-person RPGs, there are so many incredible games that will satisfy even the most dedicatedfan as they wait for to finally launch.

is an open-world action-stealth-hybrid horror game in which players take on the role of a hunter who must track down and kill surreal and oftentimes terrifying creatures. Of course, it's not an easy job, as these creatures are as deadly as they look, but, fortunately, players can unlock new arrows for their bow, various abilities, and more by exploring the hauntingly beautiful open world.

Todd Howard has provided some updates on The Elder Scrolls 6, and it sounds like Bethesda is learning from its predecessor, Skyrim.

What makes one of the best horror games of 2024 is both its intense heavy metal soundtrack that makes every action and breathtaking vista all the more impactful and its ability to completely immerse the player in its jaw-droppingly stunning world. Every UI element is attached to the player and their bow, whether it's the amount of health left tattooed on their arm or the amount of noise they're making displayed on their bow. This culminates in an extremely unique game that, most importantly, comes from a former and developer.

is a truly iconic RPG that comes from the beloved studio Piranha Bytes, best known for its incredibly ambitious Euro-jank RPGs like and. What makes so