US based video game publisher
Bethesda
Softworks laid its cards on the table by announcing numerous updates to its existing gaming line-up, along with some new products at the ongoing
E3
conference. The list of games talked about included
Dishonored 2
, Prey,
Fallout 4
,
Fallout Shelter
, The Elder Scrolls, Doom and more.
One of the highlights of the event was a new title - Prey. It is worth mentioning that the video game, as reported by GameSpot, is not a sequel or a remake of the original Prey video game. The game will let gamers play as a male or a female character.
Bethesda also revealed the first gameplay video of its Dishonored 2 video game. The title is based 15 years after the events of the previous game, and stars Emily Kaldwin, who unlocks the conspiracy that led to her banishment. The character has new powers which can be upgraded as the game progresses. The game will start shipping on November 11 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.
As for the Fallout fans, Bethesda announced a “big” Fallout Shelter update coming soon, along with the PC version. Fallout 4’s upcoming DLC content was also showcased. The DLC will include track kits, sorting machines, conveyor belts and more. It will come with the Contraptions Workshop update. In July, an update called Vault-Tec Workshop will be reaching the title, followed by another update called the Nuka-World.
Furthermore, Bethesda revealed
Skyrim
Remastered for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. The version is being called the Skyrim Special Edition. Also, The Elder Scrolls Legends release will be reaching Mac, Android and iPad devices as well. The game publisher also showcased a cinematic trailer for the title’s campaign mode.
First trailer for Quake: Champions, a PC shooter game was revealed as well. Doom will also be receiving a DLC pack, called as Unto the Evil. It will include three new multiplayer maps, new demons and more. Some other updates will also be reaching out to all gamers, featuring new multiplayer modes. Also, the title’s SnapMap game and level editor will be receiving more updates.
That wasn’t all, as a new Wolfenstein title was teased too. Bethesda also said that Fallout 4 and Doom will be getting VR versions as well, with the former’s VR edition hitting HTC Vive in 2017.
Watch the complete
E3 2016
press conference of Bethesda:
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