If you mix BioShock and the USSR, you might arrive at Atomic Heart - a brand new immersive shooter set in the heart of the Motherland, with creepy gore to boot.

Monsterpalooza is heaven on Earth for sci-fi fans. To see the internals of the film, television and gaming industry laid bare. Computers may be responsible for the bulk of special effects these days, but there’ll always be a place for the masters of the practical craft, people who can produce props that no machine could ever faithfully replicate. Especially when it’s a masterpiece like this unique PIP-Boy, straight out of Fallout.

It’s official! Bethesda Softworks will once again be popping up at E3 this year, having not only a stage floor presence but also its own showcase that kicks off a few days before the main event.

Welcome to the Wasteland, survivor! Experience the world of Fallout in board game form with Fallout: The Board Game.

Bethesda has been on a roll. Not only have their games maintained a level of quality, they’ve also been popping out onto shelves more regularly. I’m starting to think that they’re feeling the pressure of being more consistent, of trying to find a balance between quality and quantity. It’s not an impossible task, but it is one that is fraught with peril if even one game is lacklustre upon release.

Yes, you heard me. Fallout 4. In VR. Virtually real. Bethesda’s Fallout franchise and VR have been linked together for ages, but nothing concrete between the two has really been shown either than a few words here and there. It looks like the wait was worth it however, as Bethesda has double-confirmed that the full Fallout 4 experience is indeed running in VR.

The swirling vortex of the rumour mill suggests Bethesda will reveal a new space RPG called Starfield - which sound a lot like Fallout in space.

Bethesda and Zen Studios have teamed up to unleash a trio of sexy new pinball tables on console.