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Doom: The Dark Ages' melee-heavy, parry-focused gameplay was nothing like I expected, and now I'm more eager to play the full thing than ever

Doom Souls.

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Former Bethesda dev went indie in part because of Fallout 76's noxious reception: 'If you put out a game that people don't like, the internet's gonna treat you like you're clubbing baby seals'

Everybody's a critic.

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Ex-Bethesda dev says his new studio isn't making a "little Skyrim," but does channel a key part of the iconic RPG: "Stuff got built because somebody cared about building it"

Soft Rains has a first-person sci-fi game in the works

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"There is an expectation we're gonna make a little Skyrim": Ubisoft and Bethesda veterans form new studio headed by Skyrim and Fallout designer, debuting with first-person sci-fi and "crunchy mechanics"

Soft Rains studio head Joel Burgess says "it would be unfun and foolish not to use our strengths to challenge our weaknesses"

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Former Skyrim dev says "a lot of the great stuff" in the RPG came from the devs having "quite a bit of freedom" to create what they wanted, even if it wasn't "on schedule"

Nate Purkeypile thinks this approach to development might not go down well at Bethesda now, though

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By the time Bethesda was on Starfield, you'd 'basically get in trouble' for breaking schedule, says former dev: 'A lot of the great stuff within Skyrim came from having the freedom to do what you want'

Fus by numbers.

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Former Bethesda dev who quit Starfield to go solo says it's 'much less stressful as an indie' without daily meetings or 'office politics': it's 'very refreshing to just care about the game'

Nate Purkeypile released his first solo game, The Axis Unseen, last year.

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I'm convinced being a ghoul in Fallout 76 is the best way to vibe in West Virginia, thanks to these powerful perk cards and my new true love: Radiation

Life's pretty rad now.

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After 14 years at Bethesda, Skyrim and Fallout veteran made his final settlement in just 2 days – but only because he'd made some rough ones before that

I think they're all neat

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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle finally gets PS5 release date and I can't wait to don the fedora and crack the whip

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is coming to PS5 on April 27, 2025.

TechRadar

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is releasing on PS5 in April, Bethesda confirms in a very appropriate teaser featuring Uncharted's Nathan Drake actor Nolan North

The game was previously confirmed to be arriving on PS5 this spring

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Fallout 76's art director "had to fight really hard" so Bethesda would make the MMO's map bigger than Skyrim's

"It was kind of nice to hear 'hey, that game sucks, but the map's pretty cool'. I did my job."

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A bizarre mod that adds human poop to Skyrim led me on an enlightening journey into Viking sanitation: 'Your world will certainly be more immersive, but it will also certainly smell worse'

Everyone Poops—Mihail's Shards of Immersion adds droppings for humans, falmer, and giants.

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Bethesda marks Oblivion's 19th with a sweetroll, a candle, and absolutely no happy birthday gift for fans eager for the still-unannounced remaster

At least they remembered, I suppose.

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While Bethesda celebrates The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion's 19th birthday with a "Happy Anniversary" post, fans of the RPG had more in mind: "It would be perfect to... announce something"

We're waiting, Bethesda

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'Fallout 76 Ghoul' Update Arrives, But Game-Breaking Bug Leaves Players Stuck—Why?

Fallout 76's Ghoul Update has players hyped, but a major bug leaves some stuck in an endless loop, unable to finish the transformation quest.

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GDC's Biggest Surprise Is A Crucial New Union

In the wake of constant layoffs and crunch time, the first direct-join games industry union has been announced.

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Skyrim and Fallout veteran left Bethesda after 14 years because he'd already made 3 runaway GotY winners: "That's a really hard thing to top"

"I didn't really feel the need to do another big AAA project"

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"Even if The Elder Scrolls 6 is great," Skyrim veteran thinks Bethesda developers will face harassment and "death threats" anyway

No matter what happens, "the internet is going to treat you like you're clubbing baby seals"

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Pac-Man and Tetris are "the two most important games of all time," says Bethesda lead Todd Howard, with Doom and Super Mario Bros. standing as the most "influential"

"For what they do for gaming"

Inverse

Fallout 76's Massive Update Will Make Walton Goggins Fans Very Happy

'Fallout 76's' latest update lets players step into the wasteland as a Ghoul, granting them new abilities, perks, and disadvantages, in their post-apocalyptic adventure.

Player One

Is 'Starfield' Coming to PlayStation 5? In-Game Decal Hints on Its Release—But When?

Microsoft and Bethesda are rumored to be working on Starfield's arrival to the PlayStation.

PC Gamer

Wyrdsong, the RPG from ex-Bethesda talent, isn't dead—but it's no longer an open world: 'We're down to a skeleton crew'

The next game from the project lead of Fallout 76 has been scaled back amid rough industry seas.

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Oblivion remake leaks suggest Skyrim's cooler sibling is making a comeback, but I'm worried a modern makeover could bulldoze over the weirdness that makes it great

Opinion | Getting more people into Bethesda's all-timer RPG is worth the risk, but please keep Speechcraft's persuasion pizza

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Inside the artist's studio: see the ever-evolving workspace of Mike Butkus

Plus: Why coastal comforts lured this artist to his California home.

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