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Winter tours of Skyrim are open once again! YouTuber Leo Torres, who has spent the past two years recreating Skyrim's settlements in Unreal Engine 5, has released his second video featuring a breathtaking walk through Tamriel's northern province.

Werewolves almost didn’t make it into Skyrim—they were on the chopping block due to a disastrous initial design. However, senior character artist Dennis Mejillones found a way to save the mythical creatures behind Todd Howard's back.

Possible details for the unannounced remake of TES 4: Oblivion have emerged online. The information comes from a former employee of Virtuos, the studio reportedly working on the project with Bethesda.

Attentive users have noticed the resume of one of the Virtuos Games employees. According to rumors, this is the studio that is developing the remake of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion.

Talk of a remaster for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is gaining momentum. Jez Corden, an editor at Windows Central, posted on X that he expects the game to be revealed during the January Xbox Developer_Direct event.

If you believe the information from insiders, after Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, there may be at least one more game about the great archaeologist. According to Daniel Richtman, more projects will be released in the franchise in the future.

Insider extas1s, known for Xbox-related leaks, has revealed the potential release window for Doom: The Dark Ages. According to his information, the game is slated for a May 2025 release, though the final date might still change.

MachineGames has announced the release of a new update for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. The developers have improved global illumination in the Xbox Series X/S version. Specifically, they have fixed an issue where shaded areas appeared brighter than expected.

The YouTube channel MeetTheVoiceActors has released a video showcasing the main actors and face models behind the characters in the game Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, which launched this week on PC and Xbox Series X/S.

Today, December 9th, marks the global release of the adventure shooter Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, which has received high praise from the press. Currently, its Steam rating stands at 93%. Previously, the game was only available to premium edition owners.

The Fallout 4 fan community has pleased us with another large-scale work. This time, a modder with the nickname OscarN1N7 has released a demo of a large-scale DLC with a new plot, locations, heroes, quests, a companion, and even a connection to the main story of the game.

Scores for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle have appeared on Metacritic and OpenCritic, with most critics praising the new game from MachineGames. Additionally, early reviews from gamers who accessed the project through a Premium Edition preorder are already available on Steam.

Bethesda Softworks has confirmed that the adventure action game Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will not include Denuvo. According to the company, DRM protection was only enabled in press copies of the game to prevent potential leaks.

Today, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle pre-loading has begun on Xbox Series X/S. Some users have already shared screenshots of the game's weight — it will take up quite a bit of disk space.

A fresh wave of rumors about The Elder Scrolls 6 has surfaced online. The source is an anonymous 4chan poster, so take everything with a grain of salt—though it's worth noting that the same platform recently leaked footage of Starfield's buggy.

A 15-minute gameplay video dedicated to Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has been released on the Bethesda Softworks channel. In the video, the developers talked about the gameplay in more detail and shared excerpts from level walkthroughs.

In honor of the 13th anniversary of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim, a modder with the nickname F0RCEFI3LD has released a new mod the size of a full-fledged DLC. The addon, which has been in the works for seven years, will offer players to explore a completely new location with its own quests, history, enemies and bosses.

Not all games in the Elder Scrolls universe have achieved success, despite their devoted fanbase. Five years after the last update, Bethesda has removed one of its projects from sale on Steam and intends to close it permanently.

Bethesda has announced that the DOOM Anthology collector's set is now available for purchase. The set includes all the main games in the series, an exclusive steelbook, and a five-inch replica of the iconic BFG weapon with LED lighting.

Over the years of its existence, Bethesda has been criticized by many for using the outdated Creation Engine. However, despite its bugs and inability to work with open worlds, the creators of TES 5: Skyrim, Fallout 4, and Starfield are in no hurry to switch to the same Unreal Engine — and here's why.