Here is all the news from Bethesda's E3 2018 Live Stream and any of their other announcements during E3, plus their entire live stream video if you would prefer to watch it instead of read about it. If we missed anything, please let us know and we'll add the information as soon as possible.
Rage 2 | Gameplay Trailer
Rage 2 kicked off the Bethesda's E3 Showcase with a brand-new, high-action gameplay feature to show off even more of the wild wasteland, introduced with a live performance by Andrew W.K.
The Elder Scrolls: Legends | Trailer
The Elder Scrolls: Legends will be re-launching this year with improvements, and is also coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. Progress made on the mobile versions of the game will be carried over to the relaunched versions on consoles if you have a Bethesda.net account.
The Elder Scrolls Online | Trailer
Two new expansions, Wolfhunter and Murkmire, are coming to The Elder Scrolls Online. Wolfhunter will arrive first and be a new dungeon DLC based around werewolves. Murkmire arrives later this year, and will be a story DLC set in the Blackmarsh region, offering a deeper dive into Argonian culture and lore.
Doom Eternal | Discussion Thread
A sequel to 2016's Doom was announced, featuring twice as many demons as before. More details will be coming at QuakeCon, but you can see the trailer and discuss all things Doom over in our official discussion thread for the series!
Quake Champions | Trailer
Bethesda is allowing everyone to play Quake Champions for free until June 17th, when the game officially releases. You can download the game by visiting the Quake website.
Prey | Mooncrash Trailer
Prey is getting a range of DLC content, some of which is available as of today. The first DLC, Mooncrash, will feature an infinitely replayable rogue-like mode. Players will fight to escape a TranStar moon base, with the enemy encounters, loot to acquire, and challenges to face being different every time. It will cost $19.99 as standalone, or you can get it as part of the Prey: Digital Deluxe Edition which includes the base game and Mooncrash DLC.
If you're not looking to pay for some Prey DLC, there is also a free update available for the game now which offers three different modes: Story Mode, for those looking to casually experience the game’s immersive narrative; Survival Mode, which will put your veteran cosmonaut to the test with hardcore hazards like oxygen levels and bleeding; and New Game +, which gives all players a whole new reason to return to Prey after they complete the game.
Later this summer, a multi-player update called Typhon Hunter will be released. In Typhon Hunter, one survivor will be pitted against five other players who are shape-shifting Mimic aliens. The update, which will include VR modes, will be free for those who own the Mooncrash DLC.
Wolfenstein: Youngblood | Trailer
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is getting a co-op sequel called Wolfenstein: Youngblood. Taking place in 1980, 19 years after BJ Blazkowicz ignited the second American Revolution, players will be introduced to BJ's twin daughters Jess and Soph, as they search for their missing father in Nazi-occupied Paris. The game will be released in 2019.
Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot
A new Wolfenstein VR experience is coming called Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot. In it, you'll play a hacker who can take over nazi robots and turn them against their creators.
Skyrim: Very Special Edition | Trailer
It may have looked like a parody, but the Amazon Alexa Skyrim: Very Special Edition is actually a real thing and is available now. Skyrim Very Special Edition allows you to "take your rightful place as the Dragonborn of legend (again) and explore Skyrim using the power of your voice...your Thu'um!", as well as guarding your knees against arrows, walking straight up a mountain instead of going around, failing to collect all stones of Barenziah for like the 5th time, and...wait for it...open wooden doors.
Fallout 76 | E3 Trailer | Gameplay Trailer | Base Building Trailer | Reclamation Day Gameplay | Nuclear Trailer | Power Armour Edition Trailer | Infographic Montage
Bethesda had a lot to show for the recently announced Fallout 76. The game will take place entirely online, with every person and character being another player. You can play the game solo without other players if you prefer, but it will be easier to play the game with a team, and dying against other players will not result in a loss of progression or your character.
You can also build wherever you want in the world using the Construction and Assembly Mobile Platform - or C.A.M.P. - as well as move your structures wherever you want to take them. However, your structures won't always be safe. Any attack could cause damage, including the new nuclear annihilation feature. As demonstrated by its trailer, there will be nuclear missile sites in the world that can be activated and used to target an area of the map, but you'll need to have the nuclear access code to launch the missile. After it lands, you can go and explore the newly created nuclear sites for valuable resources, but obviously you're going to need a very radiation resistant suit to survive the fallout.
Fallout 76 will have a Deluxe Edition, and a Collector's Edition that includes a map that "glows in the fucking dark", 24 Fallout figures you can put onto the map, a wearable T-51b Power Armour helmet, and a bonus in-game item.
Fallout 76 will be released on November 14th, 2018, with a beta coming prior to release for anyone who pre-orders the game.
Fallout Shelter
As of today, you can now play Fallout Shelter on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.
The Elder Scrolls Blades | Trailer
A new mobile game is coming to The Elder Scrolls series with Blades. Described as "a massive first person RPG with console quality graphics, but with a uniquely mobile experience", the game will feature hand crafted and procedurally generated dungeons, as well as leveling and character customization.
There will be three modes included: Abyss, an endless roguelike mode; Arena, a PvP mode against other players; and Town, the main mode where you will pick up quests and rebuild a city of your own with a full story. You will even be able to visit other player's towns, and can play cross platform with people on any platform.
Starfield | Trailer
For the first time in 25 years, Bethesda is developing a wholly original franchise called Starfield for next-generation systems. Not much was given, but it will be a third open-world pillar alongside Fallout and The Elder Scrolls.
The Elder Scrolls VI | Trailer
After years of releasing different versions of Skyrim, we can finally look forward to the next chapter with The Elder Scrolls VI. However, it is likely some way off, as Todd Howard said this is the game in development for after their next game, which is Starfield.
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