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September is a big month for gamers, with major can't-miss games coming to Xbox and Windows this month, as well as the new Xbox Series S 1TB console.

Wow! Just, Wow! Here is a piece of digital art wrapped up in an action game that tackles big issues in a way that is considerate, but perhaps irreverent. And it has Wolfenstein in its title.  

The Evil Within 2 is a game of phases. During most of those phases you will be trying to find a place to hide.

One of the most revered games of all time was Warren Spector’s Deus Ex. The reason was just how refreshing the approach of a multi-solution game design was among a sea of assault style shooters. That was in 2000; since then many other titles have given players options, and some have been intriguing, such as the original Dishonored, and now we have Dishonored 2.

Bethesda has released information for the upcoming first three download content for the very popular Fallout 4 – Joy of joys it includes a new case to be tackled by the Valentine Detective Agency

Many people have set aside November, and probably a bunch of other subsequent months, in order to experience Bethesda Softwork’s newest radioactive title Fallout 4. So every second counts, best to grab your copy at a midnight launch on November 10th. Here is some info.

In an era dominated by World of Warcraft (still!) and free-to-play massive multiplayer online role play games the subscription model of The Elder Scolls Online was a bold move by Bethesda Softworks. In a further bold move The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited comes to the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 bringing all the content and no subscription cost.

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Warning – definitely not for the faint-hearted, nor youngsters:  The latest trailer for The Evil Within is out and it shows just how much blood red can be put on a computer screen at one time.

Doom Beta and more Wolfenstein action, there looks to be plenty of retro-action tied up in a new package with Wolfenstein: The New Order

Yep, those recesses of your brain that indicate you have heard the term Wolfenstein before are gnawing at your consciousness correctly.  Wolfenstein 3D began the First Person Shooter genre (well, popularised it at least) and returns this year in the form of Wolfenstein: The New Order.  Click on through for a video and the news of the inclusion of another shooter franchise resurrection in the form of DOOM with every pre-order.

Videogame publisher Bethesda Softworks has trademarked the Fallout 4 name as a potential teaser site for the game emerged.

The team behind Skyrim and the Fallout games, Bethesda, is opening an office in Australia in order to handle local sales, marketing and distribution of its games.

Remember Wolfenstein 3D?  Remember Return to Castle Wolfenstein? Remember Mecha-Hitler? Well it is time to B.J Blazkowicz to save the world again from Nazi alternate-reality peril.

Survival horror fans are in for a fright next year with a new game on the way from Resident Evil mastermind Shinji Mikami.

The critically acclaimed Dishonored is due for some more content – The knife of Dunwall allows you to play as the Empress’ assassinator.

Dishonored is a new IP from the same production stable as Skyrim, but the influences here are Deus Ex, Half Life 2 and Thief.  Big influences indeed, but Dishonored manages to be its own beast, at times disquieting, at others tense or frustrating but overall very satisfying.

The next download content for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has officially been announced.  Hearthfire brings elements of MineCraft and The Sims to the violent world of Skyrim.

Maybe the spelling is not so great for our traditional English roots, but Dishonored certainly looks to have the goods when it comes to creative ways to take down enemies.

Out for some time now on the console platforms, the Dawnguard DLS for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is now available for available for PC players via Valve’s Steam digital distribution service.  It is time to return to Skyrim and become a vampire lord.

Bethesda is adding the ability to shout at your TV whilst playing The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, adding Kinect support so those hard won dragon souls can be put to good use, and you will also get to meet your neighbours when they arrive to complain about the noise.