Bethesda's massive space epic is almost upon us, but how does it measure up to the developer's legendary open-world fantasy? Find out here.
Microsoft is allegedly quite please with how Hi-Fi Rush has performed, and is confident that developer Tango Gameworks will continue to grow.
There's plenty to know about Bethesda's upcoming space-faring RPG. Here are a few more interesting details you should know about.
Preloads go live today for Xbox Series X/S and PC via the Windows Store, while Steam players must wait until August 30th.
While not possible for the full game, Bethesda's Emil Pagliarulo said you can use non-lethal options in "a lot of situations."
Designer Emil Pagliarulo says the team "really wanted" to tie companions "directly to the main quest" when pre-production started.
Certain items are contraband in the Settled Systems and illegal almost everywhere, but different ship modules help to smuggle them.
Tango Gameworks' rhythm-based hack-and-slash action title is available for Xbox Series X/S and PC and also playable on Game Pass.
Preloads start August 17th for Xbox Series X/S and Windows Store PC players. Steam players will have to wait until August 30th.
Bethesda Game Studios has revealed a timeline that details events in the Starfield universe, beginning from the year 2050, nearly 300 years before the game is set.
Bethesda's upcoming sci-fi RPG is also one of its biggest games yet. Here's what you should know before its release on September 6th.
The remaster retails for $9.99 and includes the base game and its mission packs, Quake 2 64 and the new Call of the Machine expansion.
Leaks continue to claim that a remaster of the classic first person shooter will be announced and shadow-dropped at QuakeCon later today.
Bethesda's Will Shen and Emil Pagliarulo will answer questions on the official Constellation Discord, which players can submit by August 11th.
BGS' upcoming open world RPG is promising a number of significant improvements over the studio's past efforts.
Bethesda's sci-fi RPG can be pre-loaded nearly a month before its release. It's out on September 6th for Xbox Series X/S and PC.
While rumours about a remaster for Quake 2 have been swirling since June, Bethesda is yet to make an official announcement, and is likely waiting for QuakeCon.
Those who purchase the game on Xbox Series X/S or PC will receive a free copy on the other platform with saves shared between the two.
Which of these two massively anticipated RPGs is going to dominate conversation?
The remake, which is allegedly using a combination of the original's engine and Unreal Engine 5, is said to be targeting a late 2024/early 2025 launch.
