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Dread Delusion is an early-access horror game channeling games of old like The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind and King's Field, and its largest update ever has just launched.
The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion is seeing a minor internet resurgence with fans celebrating the landmark game's signature jank and hilarious NPCs.
As The Elder Scrolls Online thunders toward its 10th anniversary this April, Zenimax Online Studios has whipped back the sheet to reveal the fantasy MMO's latest expansion chapter, Gold Road, which launches for PC and Mac on 3rd June with a PlayStation and Xbox release to follow a few weeks' later on 18th June.
Oblivion isn't many people's favourite Elder Scrolls game—that title usually goes to either its predecessor or successor—but it's unquestionably the funniest. Yes, Morrowind had The Lusty Argonian Maid and Skyrim sent you to the Moon every time a giant took a swing at you, but Oblivion's technology and acting combined in perfect alchemy to produce effortless comedy entirely without trying.
Zenimax Online Studios has revealed this year’s content roadmap for The Elder Scrolls Online, including new DLC and the game’s next major expansion.
Like clockwork at this time of the year, ZeniMax Online Studios has announced Elder Scrolls Online: Gold Road, the MMORPG's next Chapter. Wccftech attended a remote press presentation to get the full lowdown on what's on the way.
Bethesda has taken to social media to finally announce The Elder Scrolls: Castles. Its move arrives nearly four months after the latest The Elder Scrolls game first appeared on the Google Play Store.
The series is actually getting a new game in the near future, but it doesn't look like it will have much of anything to do with the hotly anticipated The last mainline entry in the franchise was 2011's, which has essentially become the face of the series since, with an incredibly active modding community and regular ports to new platforms that have generated many jokes and even more sales. was teased with a short trailer in 2018, but there's still no sign of anything more.