Simulation game The Elder Scrolls: Castles now available in Early Access for Android

The Elder Scrolls Online Update 40 starts rolling out at the end of the month. After previewing bigger content like the Endless Archivedungeon and rewards, the team is taking us behind the scenes of two of the more practical additions: The Group Finder and Grand Master Crafting.

Despite having been released over ten years ago, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim continues to be among the most popular games still played to this day. Still, a modern remake taking advantage of the latest technology would be rather welcome, as highlighted by a new video shared online this week.

The Elder Scrolls Online is previewing the many unique rewards you can claim if you make a successful challenge of the upcoming Endless Archive dungeon. 

When The Elder Scrolls Online gets Update 40 for the base game, not only will the Endless Archive dungeon be freely available to all, but there’s a new Hermaeus Mora Patron Deck for Tales of Tribute on the way.

It's almost time to step into the mysterious (and uniquely rewarding) Endless Archive instance for The Elder Scrolls Online. The ESO team is giving some tips to prepare for the experience and the challenges within.

A demo for 2D Metroidvania game Yohane the Parhelion: BLAZE in the DEEPBLUE is now available for PC via Steam as part of Steam Next Fest: Fall 2023 until October 16 at 10:00 a.m. PT / 1:00 p.m. ET. It will allow players to experience early areas of the game.

The Endless Archive is on its way starting on October 30th when Update 40 arrives on PC/Mac. The Elder Scrolls Online team is kicking off some previews to enrich your experience with a new character introduction. Meet the archive’s custodian, Master Malkhest, one of the mortals in Apocrypha.

First there was Fallout Shelter, and now there’s The Elder Scrolls: Castles. This latest mobile entry by Bethesda takes the formula laid down by Shelter and applies it to The Elder Scrolls universe.

“Blasphemous” management simulation game The Kindeman Remedy will launch for PC via Steam on November 16, publisher 3D Realms and developer Troglobytes Games announced.

Bethesda has shadow dropped a new mobile game set in the Elder Scrolls universe.

Fans of 2015’s Fallout Shelter have likely wondered what’s next for the series. Well, it seems only natural that Bethesda would follow up with a new iteration. And it did, but this time for the studio’s other prominent RPG franchise. Today Bethesda apparently shadow-dropped The Elder Scrolls: Castles, a follow-up to Fallout Shelter, out now on Android.

Starfield was extensively playtested by Bethesda devs often working from home, and Todd Howard says this approach worked so well that the studio's going to apply the method to its future games, with the studio's next confirmed, albeit far-off project obviously being The Elder Scrolls 6.