While the modern Doom is by all accounts an excellent game and a faithful homage to the FPS classic, I always found it to be lacking a certain... something. I mean, how can you actually get immersed into an FPS game, especially one modeled after the old-school Doom, if you aren't playing an

Bethesda and id promised a variety of free (and paid) updates when Doom first launched, and now a month later they are getting ready to deliver on just that promise. You can expect to see two new free maps appear during the next month, numerous additions to Doom's SnapMap creation tool,

With the two "bite-sized" DLCs out of the way, Fallout 4 is now preparing for the arrival of its biggest and most content-rich expansion, Far Harbor.

According to Bethesda Far Harbor features the most expansive landmass they've ever created for an addon/expansion, as well as numerous

In a rather odd marketing move Bethesda announced Dishonored 2 almost exactly a year ago, and then shared quite literally zero information about it ever since.

The silence has now thankfully been broken as the official release date has been set for November 11, a slight delay from the

I initially feared that Fallout 4's survival mode would be nothing more than a gimmick, a cheap way to extend the game's longevity without actually creating a unique and exciting experience, but thankfully Bethesda has proven me wrong by not only releasing a bunch of interesting changes, but

If you've played the recent Doom open beta you most likely noticed how the advanced options were completely missing on PC, the framerate was capped, FOV couldn't be increased, and so forth. This combined with the gameplay being less like the arena shooters of old and more like Halo left a lot

With Doom's open beta nearly upon us (April 15), it is prime time to learn a bit more about the progression and customization options we'll be able to toy around with.

The most important thing to note here is that you will not be gaining power as you level up, but rather cosmetic

[Update] The open beta ends on April 17, not 18.

Those that pre-ordered Wolfenstein: The New Order have been blowing each other to bits in the closed Doom beta for about a week now, and soon enough we'll all have a chance to throw our own hats in to the ring as the open

Do you remember the eldritch abomination that was 2005's live action Doom movie? If you do, you'll be greatly relieved to hear that the recently posted live action Doom trailer shares absolutely nothing with it.

What it has instead is copious amounts of explosions, hard rock, demons,

Bethesda has been teasing this Survival Mode update for a couple of months now, and from what I'm hearing on various forums it was well worth the wait as it turns the casual stroll through the Commonwealth in

Its no secret at this point that the original implementation of the "survival" mode in Fallout 4 was fairly lackluster. Having to expend entire clips at bare-chested bandits was definitely an increase in difficulty, just not really the type anyone asked for.

However, the upcoming

With Doom's May 13th release date fast approaching, Bethesda has started unleashing a whole barrage of Doom announcements, first starting with the 9 multiplayer maps, and now showcasing the

Bethesda came out today and released a brief teaser video exploring all 9 of Doom's multiplayer maps, and when I say "exploring" I mean spending approximately 5 seconds per each one, which brings in question their understanding of the word "explore".

While the video is mostly there for

Lock yourself in a vault, bring ample supply of food and water, cut off any and all contact from the outside world and prepare. Or you can be a sane person and just play it in your spare time, either way Fallout 4 has arrived (November 10).

I'll get my teeth sunk in to the game as soon