Last month Bethesda Softworks confirm that RAGE 2 was on the way from developers id Software and Avalanche Studios. Bethesda released an announce trailer and gameplay trailer to unveil the game.

That was followed by the release of a gameplay demo during Bethesda’s E3 2018 showcase earlier this week. You can read more about the game and watch that gameplay demo below if you haven’t seen it.

During a jam-packed Bethesda showcase at E3 2018, which including new gameplay and details on Fallout 76 as well as announcement teasers for Starfield and The Elder Scrolls VI, a new game in the DOOM series was also unveiled.

The new game, titled DOOM Eternal, is a sequel to the 2016 reboot of the franchise from developer id Software, and promises loads more demons, an all-new soundtrack to slaughter them to, and a literal Hell on Earth.

Continue below for a little bit more info on the game and to check out the E3 teaser trailer that announced the game.

Bethesda didn’t go to E3 2018 with just Fallout 76 to share. They said it would be their biggest E3 yet, and to ensure this they did something they don’t often do: announce upcoming titles early.

Usually Bethesda unveils their next game after months and sometimes years of speculation and rumors and even the dreaded leak or two, and it’s usually fairly close to when the game will launch. We now know for sure that the aforementioned Fallout 76 is their next big game, and that will be released later this year. But they are working on other projects as well, and they announced those too despite being well-off from release. The first was the long-rumored Starfield, and the other was of course The Elder Scrolls VI. Announcement teasers were shown for both of these titles, and you can watch them below.

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Earlier this week Bethesda sent out a “Please Stand By” tweet, teasing an imminent Fallout announcement and immediately exciting the masses. Many, myself included, assumed it was probably for Fallout 4 on Nintendo Switch or something along those lines. Many, myself also included, hoped it might be another side game similar to Fallout: New Vegas, which was developed by Obsidian Entertainment instead of Bethesda and was released just two years after Fallout 3 (It’s been around two and a half years now since Fallout 4 was released). Today, Bethesda unveiled what it is: Fallout 76.

What exactly Fallout 76 is, well, that remains to be seen. But it most definitely is not a Nintendo Switch port. To reveal the game a teaser trailer has been released, which you can check out below.