Will developers ever cease focusing on single-player games and pump more resources into the potentially more lucrative fields where games exist as a service for new content and streams of revenue? With Bethesda releasing Fallout 76 soon, you’d think that at least one big name developer is bidding farewell to games where story comes first and online takes preference. Bethesda apparently, is far from done when it comes to making the kind of games that made the studio famous in the first place.

Starfield! Bethesda’s first new game in 25 years! Seriously, that’s all that I know about the game, but I need to pad this article out a bit further so uh…uhhhh…it rhymes with Garfield? One other bit of concrete information that is known about Bethesda’s next big project, is that it’s going to be a long long time before we see …

Bethesda had a strange, different conference at E3 this year, peppered with a host of announcements for games that don't seem even remotely close to launching. Missed any of it? Catch up on the biggest reveals here, in five minutes or so.

From the mighty melody of even Andrew WK failing to rouse the game journos in attendance into party mode to Todd Howard’s reveal of Skyrim finally coming to a smart fridge near you, Bethesda still had some surprises and even a rare look at the future.

After two and a half decades of Fallout and The Elder Scrolls, Bethesda is finally ready to invest in a new franchise of their own. While not much was shown or even revealed, that new chapter was given a name: Starfield. It’s a bold new chapter for the company, that’ll take players to the furthest reaches of space and beyond in a new single-player story that happens to be sent in a bold new universe.

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.