To mark the 20th anniversary of Wolfenstein 3D, Bethesda released a free-to-play browser version of the game. Wolfenstein 3D is playable at: wolfenstein.bethsoft.com or on facebook.com/wolfenstein. ...

Bethesda released new screenshots for Arkane Studios first-person action title, Dishonored. Dishonored is set for a 2012 release on PC, Xbox 360, and PS3. ...

Bethesda has released new information about Tango Gameworks new survival-horror game headed by the legendary Shinji Mikami. Developed under the codename ‘Zwei,’ Mikami notes that the game will be a “pure” survival horror title, which he envisions that will “push the limits of fear and exhilaration.” To this...

New screenshots for Dishonored released into the wild, the first-person action game from Arkane Studios. Dishonored casts you int the role of a supernatural assassin on a mission for revenge. Through a flexible combat system, various supernatural abilities, and gadgets – the game encourages players to be creative in their assassination....

As promised, Bethesda has released the long awaited Skyrim Creation Kit for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim via Steam. As an added bonus, the publisher also pushed out the Skyrim High-Definition Texture Pack as a free download. ...

Bethesda announced that the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Creation Kit will be available very soon via download on Steam. A new dev diary by Production Director Ashley Chang highlights the new features being made to the modding community. The Skyrim Workshop will allow users to upload, download, and install their mods ultimately making it easier for them to share their creations.

Check out the developer diary below. (more…)

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Developer: Bethesda
Price: $60.00
Platform: PC, PS3, & Xbox 360

Skyrim is a slow game. It rewards curiosity and exploration with valuable enchanted weapons/armor or with a quest that will have you starting out in a drinking game at the local inn, then waking up halfway across Skyrim and having to retrace your steps in similar fashion to the movie The Hangover. Players who simply speed though the main story and call it a day simply aren’t getting the full enjoyment you’re supposed to out of an Elder Scrolls game. When I noticed I had clocked in 35 hours into the game in just 3 or 4 days I had realized that I hadn’t even finished a quarter of the main story quests (more…)