2016: Quake: Dimension of the Past (expansion for Quake)
2017: The New Colossus
2019: Youngblood (spin-off) + Cyberpilot (VR experience). Both co-developped with Arkane
Bethesda didn’t hold a digital replacement for its E3 show this year. They basically announced nothing (outside of the DOOM Eternal expansion set to release in October ?).
Also, do we expect 2021 Bethesda releases on Xbox ?
Current 2021 schedule for Bethesda :
Deathloop (was supposed to be 2020) (developped by Arkane (Lyon team))
Ghostwire: Tokyo (developped by Tango)
Both were announced at E3 2019 and both planned for PS5.
TBA:
Wolfenstein 3 (MachineGames)
The Elder Scrolls 6 (Bethesda Game Studios, mostly the Maryland team)
Starfield (Bethesda Game Studios, mostly the Maryland team)
Of course there will be another. The story has to conclude. Going to Europe and defeating Hitler once and for all. If it’s not late 2021 then look for spring 2022.
The Wolfenstein games are in my personal top 5 for this gen. Can’t wait on the sequel. Hope the gunplay is as good as the previous titles. Damn, firing a weapon felt good!
Are they able to announce stuff before the legalities of the overall deal conclude next year? I guess allowed isn’t the right word - perhaps - ‘should/would they’?
Today job listing were posted in the Xbox Game Studios thread that MachineGames is working on a multiplayer game. I am kinda hoping it’s either a smaller game so that after that they can work on Wolf 3, or that this is a mode on Wolf 3 perhaps.
At this point I think the Zenimaxx devs should all try to work on something new before revisiting an old IP, especially Wolfenstein after Youngblood.
Arkane has this covered already, I know Id could kill it with a new game before going back to Doom. Tango is on Ghostwire, even Bethesda with Starfield before going bac