The sequel to 2016’s DOOM reboot, titled DOOM Eternal, was originally set to be released next month.

But unfortunately publisher Bethesda Softworks and developer id Software have decided to push the game’s launch from its original November date back a few months into 2020. A statement from id was released to make the announcement, and you can read it below.

Another Free Play Event has been announced for The Elder Scrolls Online, for anyone who misses or has never visited Tamriel before and wishes to check it out while the excruciating wait for The Elder Scrolls VI continues.

Additionally, a trailer has also been released for the Scalebreaker DLC, which is part of the “Season of the Dragon” adventure. You can find all of the info on the Free Play Event and check out the trailer below.

For Gamescom 2019 this week Bethesda released a new video for DOOM Eternal, developer id Software’s follow-up to their 2016 reboot of the demon-blasting first-person shooter series.

The video introduces a new enemy the Slayer will come face to face with in the game, called the Hunter. You can find lots more info on the game and size up this new foe in the video below.

With its arrival this week Bethesda Softworks has released a launch trailer for developer MachineGames’ Wolfenstein: Youngblood, the first co-op title in the series.

The game is set almost two decades after the events of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus and follows the “Terror Twins,” Jess and Soph Blazkowicz, as they look for their missing father B.J. Blazkowicz in an alternate 1980s Paris.

More info on Wolfenstein: Youngblood can be found below along with the launch trailer.

I’m always a little bit behind during E3 week, but thanks to a major internet malfunction I lost most of yesterday. But hey, what can you do. Get back to it as soon as possible and try to catch up. Right then…where were we?

Another game Bethesda showed off for E3 2019 was DOOM Eternal, developer id Software’s sequel to the 2016 reboot of the hit demon-slaying first-person shooter franchise. For the convention, Bethesda shared a new story trailer and a multiplayer teaser for the game’s “Battlemode.”

You can find more info on DOOM Eternal and watch both of these trailers below.

Bethesda shared an official trailer for Wolfenstein: Youngblood during their showcase at E3 2019.

The game is the first co-op Wolfenstein title. In it you play as the “Terror Twins” Jess and Soph Blazkowicz, the daughters of “Terror Billy” himself BJ Blazkowicz, as they search for their missing father in an alternate 1980s Paris.

You can find more details on Wolfenstein: Youngblood and watch the official trailer below.

As part of Bethesda’s presentation at E3 2019 this past weekend, the first trailer for the next game from Dishonored and Prey developer Arkane Studios was shared.

The game, which is titled Deathloop, is being developed by Arkane’s studio in Lyon, France. It follows two assassins locked in a neverending battle, in a place where death is more of a learning experience than the end of their existence.

Continue below for an official description of Deathloop and to check out the world premiere trailer.

The next game from The Evil Within and The Evil Within 2 developer Tango Gameworks, titled GhostWire: Tokyo, was unveiled during publisher Bethesda’s E3 2019 showcase.

The game is an action adventure title with supernatural elements, which sees you trying to figure out what’s causing mysterious disappearances in Tokyo. You can find a brief official description of GhostWire: Tokyo and watch the teaser trailer below.

When Fallout 76 was released last November, it was met with overwhelming negativity. And though I was a definitely bummed out that my favorite developer had chosen to not only make back to back Fallout games instead of moving on to upcoming games Starfield and, more importantly, The Elder Scrolls VI after Fallout 4, but make an online multiplayer Fallout game instead of focusing on the single-player RPGs they’re so darn good at creating, I still didn’t hate the game like so many others did.

But despite the negativity, Bethesda has pushed forward. And for their annual showcase at E3 2019, they announced some big additions coming to Fallout 76. The first is a free update called “Wastelanders,” which brings human NPCs and branching dialogue to the game; while the second is “Nuclear Winter,” a free 52-player Battle Royale mode.

You can see trailers for both of these updates as well as a developer diary for the Battle Royale mode below.

Publisher Bethesda Softworks has released a launch trailer for RAGE 2 ahead of its arrival next week.

The game, which is developed by id Software and Avalanche Studios, offers players the chance to dive into an open-world post-apocalyptic wasteland and go nuts with some wild and over the top shooter action.

You can find more information on RAGE 2 and check out the launch trailer below.