Starfield release date details will likely remain a mystery as the upcoming QuakeCon is dominated by Elder Scrolls, Fallout, and Redfall, keeping us guessing when Bethesda’s space RPG launches and still endlessly exploring. every aspect of the game’s first announcement.
Elder Scrolls: Online appears to be the focus of this year’s event, named after the original FPS from the creators of Doom id Software, of course. On the first day of QuakeCon, August 18, there will be an ESO panel discussion, as well as a live dungeon challenge hosted by Elder Scrolls speedster Olibo. There’s also an Elder Scrolls-themed cooking event (scones for everyone?) and a workshop on essential ESO newbies to know. If this is your first time traveling to Tamriel, you can also check out our Necromancer Skills Guide.
Fallout 76 will also turn heads at QuakeCon with a panel discussion on the upcoming expansion for The Pitt and a live performance by some members of the Bethesda development team. Arkane’s upcoming vampire shooter Redfall will feature a showcase that compares it to studio hit Deathloop in 2021, and there’s Quake’s premier pro tournament, which even after 26 years still amazes us.
However, Starfield does not appear to have been invited. With some recent news about a possible release date, as well as hints that the RPG might have a survival mechanism, we were hoping that QuakeCon would give us the opportunity to learn a bit more about Bethesda’s grand space adventure, but for the moment, it seems to be not To show. That said, the gaming industry has always been full of surprises, so perhaps Bethesda will pull Starfield out of the bag for a shocking QuakeCon reveal. In the meantime, we’ve collected guides to the core locations of the game, including New Atlantis and Neon City. You can also read more about how Starfield abilities work in our Starfield Features Guide.
Source : PC Gamesn
