The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim turned 15 on November 11, and the milestone came with a surprise remaster announcement. This time, though, it is not the game that gets the overhaul but Skyrim’s beloved soundtrack.
According to the report Oyun Günlüğü relayed from GAMINGbible, Laced Records, which releases game soundtracks on vinyl and CD, has announced The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim OST. The specially remastered album will launch on vinyl and CD in 2027.
Pre-orders opening soon
Laced Records said pre-orders will open soon. An exact release date and price have not been shared yet, and it is unclear how many variants will be offered. The label recently opened vinyl pre-orders for a remastered 26-track soundtrack of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion as well, which is set to ship in March 2027.
Bethesda marks the anniversary
Bethesda also celebrated the anniversary with a post on X. The company thanked players, saying the community had grown into something truly special over the past 15 years. The post included an artwork created for the occasion by artist Karl Fitzgerald.
Replies to the post, however, were dominated by complaints about the silence surrounding The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel. Bethesda confirmed the next entry’s title and setting earlier this month but has not shared any new details since. One player took a jab at the studio, saying Skyrim would arrive on the next-gen XBOX before Sentinel is released.
