A Bethesda game has just permanently removed one of its games for sale, and announced its servers are shutting down this summer.

Bethesda has announced that one of its games will be shutting down permanently in June, and has already been delisted from storefronts.

Bethesda boss Todd Howard has explained why infamous bugs like the repeated voice line were left in Oblivion Remastered.

Bethesda's Todd Howard says the company is 'really happy' with how its Creations content program is going, including the ...

Spread the loveBethesda’s flagship mobile RPG, The Elder Scrolls: Blades, is officially set to go offline permanently, marking the end of an era for both the game and its dedicated player community.

Bethesda studio head Todd Howard told IGN that 'the bulk of the studio' is currently working on The Elder Scrolls 6, first ...

Bethesda's Todd Howard says that the team tries to mitigate mod incompatibility issues by letting script extender developers ...

Starfield is coming to the PS5, and Bethesda's Todd Howard is sharing his thoughts on bringing the space adventure to a new ...

DLSS 5's early demos have sparked "AI slop" criticism, with gamers questioning its impact on art style. Nvidia and Bethesda say that developers retain full control and the effect is optional. The post ...

Bethesda have been busy cooking up a massive free update for Starfield called Free Lanes, along with a new DLC named Terran ...