Bethesda's Upcoming Games Revealed; Two New Games And VR Titles Bared

Bethesda has just shelled out their artillery at this year's Electronics Entertainment Expo (E3) not to mention the awkward schedule for their presentation. Albeit choosing such timeslot, the award-winning game publisher has got its faithfuls musing about the barrage of new titles and game updates that they are about to drop this 2017.

Fans might remember a few months ago about the amusement park-themed invite that Bethesda released. Additionally, a couple of attractions within the park were closed out suggesting that these games are still in the works by the time the invites were teased.

However, these new titles were finally revealed to fans as "The Evil Within 2" and "Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus." The former will still feature the game's hero - Sebastian Castellanos as he tries to save his daughter from the macabre world that they are in. The latter, on the other hand, will tackle a Nazi-occupied U.S. that is set in the 1960's, according to The Verge.

As promised, two VR games are bound to arrive this year namely "Doom VFR" and "Fallout 4 VR." The latter has been expected by most fans as the teaser trailer suggests that players can now play the game on a first person perspective. Meanwhile, "Doom VFR" will have players teleport within the game in order for them to move around its hellish environment, Polygon reported.

Alongside these major announcements, other news dropped by Bethesda include the "Heroes of Skyrim" update for "The Elder Scrolls" card game, the "Morrowind" add-on for "The Elder Scrolls Online," A standalone content for "Dishonored" dubbed "Death of the Outsider," and the Quake World Championship. Furthermore, the game will be getting a new hero - "Wolfenstein's" B.J. Blazkowicz. Fans might want to check Bethesda's website for future updates about these aforementioned goodies. In the meantime, watch a video about the publisher's E3 event here: