After more than ten years of development, the fan remake of "The Elder Scrolls 4: Annihilation" has finally been confirmed to be officially released this year.This folk remake created based on the "Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim" engine will lead players back to the new Selodir continent.

When Bethesda suddenly announced the official "The Elder Scrolls 4: Annihilation Remake", many people were worried about the development team, fearing that the official works would steal the limelight from the private projects.Facts have proved that this kind of worry is not without reason - the current market performance of "The Elder Scrolls 4: Annihilation Remake" is extremely impressive.

But it is gratifying that the Skyblivion team did not feel a grudge against Bethesda for this, and vice versa.Bethesda even presented a free copy of "The Elder Scrolls 4: Annihilation Remake" to the development team to show goodwill - a way of handling is in sharp contrast to most manufacturers' attitudes towards fan projects.

Now new evidence has been added to the relationship between the two parties: According to the social account of "Skyblivion", Bethesda recently invited the development team to visit the studio. The two parties not only had in-depth exchanges, but also took a series of photos.

In the first photo, Todd Howard personally talks to members of the Skyblivion team.Other images also record the development team's photos in the commodity exhibition area around Bethesda and the scenes of a discussion in the conference room.

This interaction is on the occasion of "Skyblivion" coming soon.Although the specific release date has not been finalized, the team promises that the work, which took 13 years, will be released in 2025.Despite the overlap between the schedule and the official remake, players are more delighted - meaning we will get two completely different ways to relive Annihilation.