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Bethesda Softworks

Bethesda Softworks is among Rockville, Maryland’s biggest Western game publishers. The publisher has major IPs like Doom, Wolfenstein, The Elder Scrolls, and Fallout, having released many games from each to critical acclaim over the years.

After several decades of success, Microsoft acquired the publisher for $7.5 billion, becoming a first-party studio for Xbox. Under Bethesda Softworks, studios like MachineGames, Tango Gameworks, and Bethesda Game Studios have released several high-quality games.

In 2023, the publisher released one of the year’s most anticipated games, Starfield, along with surprise hits like Hi-Fi Rush. For more information about Bethesda Softworks and its studios, find the latest news in this section below.

  • Founded: June 1986

Phil Spencer Confirms Starfield And Indiana Jones Not Coming to PS5

Microsoft's latest business update confirms that Starfield and Indiana Jones won't be coming to PS5 despite recent rumors.

Starfield Steam Player Count Down By 97% In Six Months

Xbox's biggest exclusive from 2023, Starfield, was released just six months ago, but the game has already lost almost 97% of its players.

Starfield Is Not Headed To PS5, Says Insider Amid Recent Reports

Starfield might not be coming to PlayStation after all, with recent reports stating that this information was not the most accurate.

Hellblade 2 Expected To Arrive on PS5 After Starfield

Following Microsoft's rumored third-party approach to all published games, Hellblade 2 is expected to join the list.

Starfield Reportedly Headed To PS5 In Shocking Turn of Events

While Starfield is the biggest Xbox exclusive of this generation so far, new reports are claiming it will soon arrive on PlayStation.

Starfield Set To Receive FSR 3 Frame Generation This Month

With Bethesda supporting its latest RPG, Starfield is finally getting FSR 3, the newest upscaling technology from AMD.

Hi-Fi Rush Adds DualSense Support on PC Amid PS5 Port Rumors

HI-Fi Rush is now compatible with DualSense features like Adaptive Triggers on PC, adding to the speculation of a PlayStation port.

Indiana Jones Uses First-Person Gameplay To Stand Out From Uncharted

MachineGames claims that Indiana Jones uses a first-person camera to stand out from other games, avoiding comparisons with Uncharted.

Indiana Jones Devs Claim They Are Perfect Studio For The Game

MachineGames explained that Todd Howard partnered with the studio because of the team's love and admiration for Indiana Jones.
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