Today's contest is for card packs to usher in The Elder Scrolls: Legends releasing the Moons of Elsweyr content! The Elder Scrolls is everywhere. You can't escape it. It's on consoles, PC, mobile, board games, smart speakers -- you name it,...

The Elder Scrolls: Blades wasn't exactly the great free-to-play experience I was hoping it would be when I tested out the game in early access back in April. It had potential with a beautiful world and a fluid combat system. But t...

At Bethesda's E3 event, the presenters took some time to brag on the company's mobile game offerings. Its hit Fallout Shelter has reached over 150 million downloads. The Elder Scrolls: Legends might not have those numbers yet, but it does ...

During today's Bethesda E3 conference, Elder Scrolls director Matt Firor thanked the Elder Scrolls Online community for their dedication and noted that they had increased the power of the game's servers to support all of your dragon slaying...

Bethesda saved the best (?!) for first during their E3 2019 press conference: Fallout 76. As Howard notes the studio got a "a lot of well-deserved criticism" during its "difficult launch," which is right up against recent comments he's...

Bethesda is often secretive and bides their time when they work on lengthier open world experiences. Most of the time, it works out. Sometimes it doesn't. But in the case of both Starfield and Elder Scrolls VI, they really seem to want to g...

We're in a resplendent era of RPG tabletop games, with Gloomhaven leading the charge. Over the past several years there's been a resurgence in the DragonStrike-esque D&D-lite genre, and many IPs, from Dark Souls to Fallout, ha...

Benjamin Franklin once wrote: Nothing is certain except death and taxes. He’s right, but in our modern era of gaming, I’d like to add one more certainty to that list: that your favorite video game franchise will one day release ...

In case you missed it, Bethesda revealed both Elder Scrolls VI and Starfield (one of their first original IPs in forever) at E3 2018. The thing is, it's going to be a long time until they actually see the light of day: or we see them at all...

25 years ago Bethesda launched The Elder Scrolls: Arena, which started a fantasy world that's continued to dominate the conversation of video game high fantasy. But it wasn't until 2002's Morrowind that the publisher really struck it big, e...

For those of you who don't know I spend a lot of time in the kitchen. Over the years I've developed a lot of personal recipes, including a mean garlic butter seared salmon with Dijon mayonnaise that I like to make for my wife. I'm also in t...

You'd have to be terribly boring or adverse to trying new things to have never played a game you didn't enjoy. That’s just the way things are, and it’s not always the game’s fault. Sometimes the situation you’re in s...

The Elder Scrolls: Legends was met with a tepid response upon its early 2017 launch, but thankfully Bethesda hasn't given up on it. Over the course of the past few months I've been really taking to it, due in part to its studio swap and int...

Over the past few years I've combed through Chelsea Monroe-Cassel's Warcraft cookbook and have had a blast re-creating her recipes. She does a great job of incorporating the theme of the source material into her work, and now, after hitting...

Bethesda intended to bring The Elder Scrolls to mobile devices this year, but the game in question, Blades, needs more time. The developer confirmed today that the title will now launch in early 2019. The Elder Scrolls: Blades is a first-p...

If there's a collective of mobile titles I point to whenever somebody asks me for a smartphone game that doesn't cost any money but is still fair to fans, Fallout Shelter is usually the second title I bring up. Since launching more tha...

When the Nintendo Switch was announced, it had the token ferocious initial wave of Nintendo support with only a few other parties joining in. Many publishers, both western and eastern based, were in "wait and see" mode after the Wii U, but ...

Bethesda, hilariously, has had a hell of a time dealing with Sony policies over the years. Sony infamously blocked Bethesda when it came to console mods, and now here the publisher is dealing with another issue in 2018. This time, speaking ...

The first five years of the current generation of consoles have been littered with remasters of last-gen games. They're popular, people haven't played those games in a while, and they're an easy way to make a buck. They make perfect sense a...

Prey's first DLC, Mooncrash, is a starkly different experience than the original game. Mooncrash is a roguelike "infinitely-replayable" quest to escape an alien-infested moon base. It has been well-received. In the add-on's first upda...

At E3 this year, Bethesda poked fun at the joke that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is available on basically everything. They did this not only with a funny trailer but by releasing an actual working version of the game for Alexa devices (eve...

At last year's E3, Bethesda unveiled the "Creation Club" for Skyrim and Fallout 4. Available on PC, PS4 and Xbox One, it was a way for Bethesda is (essentially) monetize mods from the community. More importantly, it was bringing more conten...

During its E3 2018 press conference, Bethesda announced The Elder Scrolls: Blades, a "massive" new first-person RPG built for mobile and playable in landscape or portrait mode. Bethesda's Todd Howard described it as the team wanting "an exp...

It wasn't much of a reveal, but for anyone wondering about the next game in The Elder Scrolls franchise, Todd Howard wants you to know Bethesda is hard at work on The Elder Scrolls VI. The game was revealed at the end of the company's ...

We've all joked about Skyrim being released on every platform and now Bethesda is getting in on the fun with Skyrim: Very Special Edition. It's Skyrim! But playable using Alexa! And on your refrigerator! Keegan-Michael Key is a delight but...