The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered is out now, and it faithfully includes the original game's two story DLCs: Knights of the Nine and The Shivering Isles. Both are excellent, but I greatly prefer The Shivering Isles - it transports you to the realm of Sheogorath, the Daedric Prince of Madness, where you must defeat the encroaching Greymarch to save the Isles from the rule of order. It's weird, silly, chaotic, and a lot of fun, and even though it's not vital to the Oblivion experience, I wouldn't recommend skipping it. 5z2rq

Starfield's new release date will give Bethesda more time to complete the game, but it won't make it any less buggy. Bethesda is known for making fun open-world RPGs, but often those games have their fair share of technical trouble. Usually, this doesn't affect the games too much, but the most recent entry into the Fallout series, Fallout 76, launched with so many bugs that the player base dropped almost instantly. Starfield won't have to grapple with multiplayer components, but it does seem more ambitious than any previous Bethesda game.

The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim continues to feel fresh over a decade after its release for one reason: its memorable, compelling characters. The Dragonborn forges relationships with many NPCs as they traverse Tamriel's Nordic province. Though many of these characters inject humor, friendship, or even fear into the experience of playing Skyrim, certain NPCs have managed to stick out more among the rest for their contributions to the game.

It may come as a disappointment to many fans that Xbox and Bethesda's Developer Direct livestream won't be including any updates for Starfield. The space-themed RPG has been Bethesda's focal project for a significant length of time, even suffering a delay from its original 2022 release date and pushing long-awaited titles like The Elder Scrolls 6 further back into the development cycle. This has made some fans understandably antsy for even the slightest of details or hints, but it looks like their wishes will soon be answered, as an unforeseen event featuring Starfield itself was quietly announced.

Bethesda Director Todd Howard has provided an interesting update about the genre of the Indiana Jonesgame. The title was originally teased by Howard last year, and since then there's been much speculation about what the game will entail. The Indiana Jones game is being made by Bethesda subsidiary MachineGames, with Howard serving as Executive Producer.

The space-faring title from Bethesda, Starfield, may bring back an infamous character from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Starfield is Bethesda Game Studio's first new original IP in over twenty years, and while it was recently delayed to 2023, the game is still shaping up to be one of Bethesda's most expansive titles. Despite the delay, Bethesda has managed to keep interest alive with sneak peeks into gameplay mechanics and teases of the game's considerable scope, with over 1000 planets for players to explore.

In a new video answering questions about Bethesda's highly-anticipated Starfield, game director Todd Howard confirmed thatthe title will include thousands more voice lines than originally indicated, dwarfing the line counts of previous Bethesda games such as Skyrim and Fallout 4. Starfield, which is Bethesda's first major foray into space-faring, open-world sci-fi, is set to release in 2023, a delay from its initial release target of November 2022. Approaching the release of the game, however, Bethesda has started to reveal more about it, including details about the mechanics and setting.

Halloween is a great time to break out video gaming's scariest properties and get in on the fun. One game that fits the bill nicely is Fallout 4, with its post-apocalyptic video game world. With just a few mods tacked onto a load order, Fallout 4 can go from eerie and unsettling, to downright terrifying and horrific with just a few clicks.

Raphael Colantonio, the former president of Arkane Studios and director of 2017's Prey, has revealed that Bethesdaforced the developers to use the title against their wishes. The immersive sci-fi shooter shares a title with another first-person shooter, a 2006 game developed by Human Head Studios, though the two projects are entirely unrelated. While Arkane Studios previously claimed that Preywas willingly chosen as their game's title, Raphael Colantonio is now telling a much different story.

Bethesda fans will have to wait until next year for the release of the company's most anticipated games: Starfield and Redfall. But the Xbox Game is already home to many titles of the beloved company and this year it added Quake 4, some of The Elder Scrolls spin-offs, and Wolfensteinto their catalog, which at least gives fans something to play with while waiting for the titles to be released.