Eight years after its announcement, "The majority of our team" is still "currently working on the next chapter of the franchise."
ZeniMax Online Studios will deliver new content for its MMO, though there are plans to align "more directly across the franchise."
"Something special" is being planned for Fallout's 30th anniversary next year in Washington as Bethesda skips Fallout Day in 2026.
A new leadership team is being assembled for the studio and the transition is slated to happen "over the next few months."
Morgan Goin also spoke about how she felt "blindsided" when the layoffs were announced, since the studio was seemingly doing fine.
As a feast for combat aficionados, packed with variety, intensity, and challenge, Revelations is fantastic.
Following extensive layoffs of experienced developers, Bethesda's long-awaited sequel could end up mired in delays and crunch.
Despite losing many developers, the studio affirmed reports that it's "about the same size" as when it worked on 2016's DOOM.
A report has also noted that the team behind the studio's id Tech engine hasn't been completely stripped of its programmers.
From over 300 employees in 2024 to fewer than 100 after Xbox's layoffs, the fate of ZeniMax Online Studios' MMORPG is up in the air.
"This has had a crushing effect on morale," claims a staff member at Bethesda, which reportedly suffered over 50 layoffs recently.
We already suspected this would be great, but the moment-to-moment gameplay of the Chain Spear has us even more excited.
"People will never know the blood, sweat, and tears that went into making The Elder Scrolls Online," said Andrew Young on social media.
Bloomberg's Jason Schreier was asked about the state of The Elder Scrolls 6 and Bethesda during a recent Bloomberg Q&A session.
The DOOM: The Dark Ages developer reportedly suffers a 50 percent reduction in staff in the wake of Xbox's mass layoffs.
Community manager Jessica Folsom has said that the studio needs some more time for its planned content roadmap after ESO's first season.
While id Software and ZeniMax Online Studios aren't shutting down, they're reportedly being hit hard by today's mass layoffs.
Bloomberg's Jason Schreier said that the company won't be reduced to only working on new Fallout and The Elder Scrolls game.
Marvel's Blade developer Arkane Studios is undergoing consultation as Xbox reviews "potential strategic options" with its Works Council.
A Wolfenstein TV show is also reportedly coming from the producers behind Amazon's Fallout and will complement the sequel.
