That means the company hasn’t merely been resting on its laurels since the launch of the incredibly popular The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim back in 2011. At its E3 press conference, American game publisher Bethesda revealed a teaser clip that revealed The Elder Scrolls VI, is real, and in development. So far, all we know is that this is Elder Scrolls VI, not some other game that isn’t in the main universe progression like Elder Scrolls Online. Here's some work by Reddit user Dunmer, who suspects the game might take in the Redguard home of Hammerfell:

Dunmer uses the snow-capped peaks in the distance as an orienting point, guessing that they belong to the Skyrim of The Elder Scrolls 5. Sadly, the brief teaser doesn’t reveal much more than an expansive mountainous environment – so we don’t know what kind of plot, gameplay, or release date to expect. No, not the interesting part of the name, the part where it tells us where the new game will be set, just the uninteresting part, the part that tells us it comes after The Elder Scrolls 5 and before The Elder Scrolls 7.
Press conferences for the 24th annual Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) continue, with many new video game announcements taking place, including Halo Infinite, The Elder Scrolls VI, and Just Cause 4.