Bethesda has also unveiled the full stream schedule for the event’s first day, which includes a number of streams dedicated to a number of titles, including Ghostwire: Tokyo, Fallout 4, and The Elder Scrolls Online. One stream will give us another look at Fallout 76’s upcoming update Expeditions – The Pitt, which is out in September, while another will offer a look at the developer of Arkane’s upcoming open world shooter Redfall. Check out the full stream schedule below.

Last year’s QuakeCon feature the surprise announcement of the Quake remaster. It remains to be seen whether Bethesda has anything of the sort planned for this year. We’ll be covering the event live, of course, so stay tuned for updates.

It was announced via the official QuakeCon Twitter that the event is to a digital model this year because the company feels that more planning is required to host such an event successfully in-person thanks to uncertainties surrounding COVID, and Bethesda wasn’t confident it’d be able to do it properly this year. The convention, however, is planning to get back to its usual in-person format next year, and plans for the sameare already underway.

For the uninitiated, QuakeCon is the annual convention-cum-showcase hosted by Bethesda, which showcases new and upcoming games made by Bethesda-owned studios. The 2020 QuakeCon event was cancelled due to COVID, while last year’s show was also a virtual event.

This year's QuakeCon will once again be a digital-only event, August 18-20, 2022. pic.twitter.com/UxJTuZDTYJ

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