As Fallout 76 continues to chug along (I wonder when the "end of life" will come for this game?), Bethesda continues to test out more updates ahead of time to avoid game-breaking bugs emerging from the crevices of live patches. It's an...

Everyone has to die in Doom, those are the rules. In Doom Eternal's story expansion, you'll have some divine direction for all that bloodshed.  Titled The Ancient Gods, the Doom Slayer has a mandate from, umm, The Ancient Gods to rest...

Shinji Mikami shared a short update on Ghostwire: Tokyo during today's QuakeCon at Home stream. The city might be missing most of its residents, but dogs are still roaming the streets – and you can totally pet them. Even if the bit ...

In case you missed it, things are pretty hectic right now and it's very hard to keep track of every "at home" convention. Comic-Con at Home learned this the hard way. That's why I was surprised to hear that QuakeCon isn't just "coming soon,...

Fallout 76 is still trucking, and Bethesda isn't shying away from delivering rather big patches from time to time for it. Next Tuesday, Patch 21 is set to shake things up a bit, and hopefully fix some of the bugs from Patch 20 (and maybe in...

Bethesda Softworks has released the live streaming schedule for its annual QuakeCon event which, as previously reported, will be going all-digital this year for the first time ever - another industry staple forced to switch things up due to...

As soon as the last patch for Fallout 76 dropped, players knew there was something rotten in Denmark West Virginia. People were finding out that the new S.C.O.R.E. system was a bit busted, among other issues and bugs. Bethesda is fixin...

As the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has forced the cancellation of a huge string of industry events this year, publishers are finding ways to continue their annual traditions via online experiences. Case in point: Bethesda Softworks, who has a...

[Update: Bethesda has since made adjustments to The Legendary Run from when I originally began writing this. They've now increased the amount of SCORE rewarded and the number of daily challenges each day. So, pretty much disregard the math ...

Just recently Bethesda kicked off the first "season" of Fallout 76, and things didn't exactly go as planned. Amid the ever-present bugs (some of which popped up from the seasonal kickoff) there was also the issue of the ammo converter: a mu...

Amazon just dropped a bombshell: It's working with Bethesda to bring a Fallout show to Prime Video. Here's the teaser clip that was uploaded to Twitter:

Make no mistake about it: I was very down on Fallout 76 when it launched. Balance issues, inventory tedium, bugs galore, and an experience that just didn't feel much like Fallout -- it added up to a game that I didn't want to play...

In true Fallout 76 fashion, things aren't going according to plan at launch of the game's first "season." More frustration than conveniences have popped up, as players are left wondering how much longer it'll be before Season 1 functio...

Fallout 76 is still chugging along, coasting off of its free Wastelanders update, but there's more work to be done. The game is getting one of its biggest quality of life changes yet alongside of a potential seasonal cash grab, depending on...

It has taken Bethesda a long time to get here, but Fallout 76 finally has a battle pass. That's the de facto for games-as-a-service types these days, and it took Bethesda about a year and a half to implement one. The first Fallout...

Fallout 76 can be a really lonely experience. I'm not just talking about the bugs preventing you from playing, but the barebones matchmaking system that really makes the world feel barren. That's changing now, as Bethesda is finally introdu...

As Bethesda continues the cycle of removing bugs and adding new ones to Fallout 76, they are increasingly doubling down on the idea of "listening to fan feedback." In a stark change from the periodic public test server (PTS) access for Fall...

It has been about exactly one year since we first heard about Arkane's newest project, so now it's time for the second look. The PlayStation 5 stream is the home to the second Deathloop trailer. The story's still the same: Rival assas...

It feels like forever ago when Ghostwire: Tokyo was announced, but today at the PS5 event we finally were able to get a good look at it. Tango Gameworks has mostly been silent, but now the curtain is pulled back and honestly I'm a litt...

Remember Prey (the 2017 one, not the 2006 one)? Well it's back, in VR form: maybe! Thanks to another retailer listing — which is becoming an increasingly reliable way to learn about actually real games — Prey VR&n...

In the past, Bethesda opened up private test servers (PTS) for select individuals to test out Fallout 76 content, but it looks like things have changed. As of this week, Bethesda is making the process more accessible, allowing players ...

Arkane's throwing a reverse birthday party of sorts, the kind where it turns a year older but you're the one getting presents.  The first game Arkane Studios ever made, Arx Fatalis, is free on PC right now. The reason for the giveaway...

A week ago, Bethesda gave its players a glimpse at the future of Fallout 76. Now that the Wastelanders update is out (and it's apparently pretty good!), Bethesda outlined the rest of the year with a 2020 roadmap. It didn't take long fo...

Doom developer id Software hasn't had a business-as-usual kind of week. After integrating Denuvo anti-cheat into Doom Eternal last Thursday, the game was review bombed by fans who were unhappy with this mandatory post-launch inclu...

The Elder Scrolls: Blades is an interesting case study. Here is a mobile spin-off of a console/PC franchise that is now making its way back to consoles via the Switch. With a "real" Elder Scrolls sequel still years away, and The E...