According to the official website of The Elder Scrolls Online, housed by ZeniMax Online Studios the developers have been sending out some additional invitations in hopes to get some more constructive feedback on the upcoming Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game.

This recent round of beta invites comes to those who have signed up in the past but never received their invite due to a high volume of hopefuls. Gamers who were lucky enough to receive this second round invites have been told to download the client as soon as possible.

The Elders Scrolls Online is slated for a 2014 release across PC, Mac , PS4, and Xbox One. The game will be a paid MMORPG, and will require monthly installments of $14.99. Reportedly, there will be discounts for gamers who opt to buy subscriptions to multiple months at a time.

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Arkane Studios is responsible for the highly acclaimed first person action adventure Dishonored and through a series of leaks, it has been revealed that the developer is working on Prey 2 from scratch. Rumours have also been circulating that the developer could be working on Dishonored 2.

Battlecry Studios was established in 2012 and MMO veteran Rich Vogel at the helm, whose previous experience includes Ultima Online and Star Wars Galaxies. Through a series of job listings looking for those experienced with “micro-transactions”, it has been rumoured that the studio is working on a free-to-play title.

It will certainly be interesting to see what these developers can come up with and whether they’d be able to tap into the power of CryEngine or not. Stay tuned for more details.

“We want it to be a real, real challenge for people. This is not an easy game. Of course we have the five difficulty levels of the original Wolfenstein 3D, like everything from Daddy Can I Play? to I Am Death Incarnate. So you can turn it down or turn it up if you want to. But like the default, normal setting of the game, it’s going to be a challenging experience.”

However, the game won’t resort to outright cheating. “It’s difficult, but it’s always fair. You’re never really cheated. It’s always your fault if you die.”

Wolfenstein: The New Order will release in Q4 2013 for PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS4 and PC.

ZeniMax vice president Pete Hines revealed that Bethesda is already moving on to its next project. However, he stated that it’s best not to make assumptions, since they won’t be providing any hints any time soon.

He also addressed the constant clamouring of fans for the same. “I mean [fans] have been clamourring for a Fallout game for a long time now. What people need to understand — whether it is Bethesda Game Studios, Arkane or anybody — expecting information like that in any short period of time after they moved off one project to the other is really unrealistic.

“We are not into annual franchises — just trying to spin out a version of our game year, after year, after year — like, we have never done that, I don’t see that it is something that we are doing anytime soon. But that doesn’t mean that we are going to take our time and wait six or seven years in between a game that a studio puts out. But these are big games that take a long time and folks need to understand that we have a very certain way of going about things,” he said to Polygon.

As it stands, this is a good thing as it means Bethesda and ZeniMax are committed to taking the time necessary to make sure the game is top-notch.