Bethesda Announces Strategy Card Game and More at E3
The big news from E3 is that Bethesda provided a release date for Fallout 4 and rolled out its first ever Fallout mobile game, Fallout Shelter.
Bethesda introduced several other games at its inaugural E3 showcase, including a free-to-play strategy card game called The Elder Scrolls: Legends that will be available on PC and iPad sometime later this year.
Here’s the teaser trailer that Bethesda presented at the E3 conference. It doesn’t feature any actual game footage, it only features characters from The Elder Scrolls series. Enjoy!
As I said at the start of this article, Bethesda introduced several other games at E3 in Los Angeles. Let’s take a quick look at these games.
First up, Doom. Three weeks ago, Bethesda rolled out a 12-second long teaser that did not show much about id Software’s new version of Doom (that’s Doom 4, for those of you who are keeping score). At E3, Bethesda presented a significantly longer gameplay trailer that shows us what to expect from the latest installment to the massively popular DOOM series.
Mind you, the new Doom is fairly gory, so viewer discretion is advised. Expect hyper-violent action against nightmarish demons and lots of gore.
Doom will be released in the spring of 2016. It will be available for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
Next up, Dishonored. The steampunk-themed, stealth-stabbing game will get a sequel. Dishonored 2 from the award-winning Arkane Studios will let you choose between Corvo Attano and Emily Kaldwin, a couple of assassins that come with their own unique set of powers, weapons, and tools.
Dishonored 2 will be released in the spring of 2016. It will be available for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
And last but not least, Battlecry, an online free-to-play multiplayer video game for Windows from Battlecry Studios. Bethesda announced at E3 that Battlecry is accepting sign-ups for its upcoming beta at battlecrythegame.com. Check out the trailer below to get a taste of what Battlecry is like.
Bethesda introduced several other games at its inaugural E3 showcase, including a free-to-play strategy card game called The Elder Scrolls: Legends that will be available on PC and iPad sometime later this year.
Here’s the teaser trailer that Bethesda presented at the E3 conference. It doesn’t feature any actual game footage, it only features characters from The Elder Scrolls series. Enjoy!
As I said at the start of this article, Bethesda introduced several other games at E3 in Los Angeles. Let’s take a quick look at these games.
First up, Doom. Three weeks ago, Bethesda rolled out a 12-second long teaser that did not show much about id Software’s new version of Doom (that’s Doom 4, for those of you who are keeping score). At E3, Bethesda presented a significantly longer gameplay trailer that shows us what to expect from the latest installment to the massively popular DOOM series.
Mind you, the new Doom is fairly gory, so viewer discretion is advised. Expect hyper-violent action against nightmarish demons and lots of gore.
Doom will be released in the spring of 2016. It will be available for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
Next up, Dishonored. The steampunk-themed, stealth-stabbing game will get a sequel. Dishonored 2 from the award-winning Arkane Studios will let you choose between Corvo Attano and Emily Kaldwin, a couple of assassins that come with their own unique set of powers, weapons, and tools.
Dishonored 2 will be released in the spring of 2016. It will be available for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
And last but not least, Battlecry, an online free-to-play multiplayer video game for Windows from Battlecry Studios. Bethesda announced at E3 that Battlecry is accepting sign-ups for its upcoming beta at battlecrythegame.com. Check out the trailer below to get a taste of what Battlecry is like.
