A new Steam sale means you can get virtually every major game developed or published by Bethesda for less than $99 USD (£81 GBP). Elder Scrolls, Doom, Wolfenstein, Fallout, Dishonored, Prey, Quake, Rage – you name it, it’s there for cheap. From shooters to role-playing games, the creator of Starfield has been involved in some of the biggest hits of the past two decades, and now his best works are available at a great price.
Essentially, everything Bethesda has been involved in, even the much-maligned but hilarious Rogue Warrior voiced by Mickey Rourke, is for sale. Here at – Game News, we’ve had the courtesy to curate the best of the best from Bethesda, into a neat compendium that totals exactly $97.14 (around £79.99). Here is the full list:
- eternal misfortune – $13.19 down from $39.99 (£11.54 down from £29.99)
- fatality 2016 – $4.99 down from $19.99 (£3.99 down from £15.99)
- consequences 4 – $6.59 down from $19.99 (£5.27 down from £15.99)
- Fallout 3 – $2.49 down from $9.99 (£1.99 down from £7.99)
- Fallout: New Vegas – $2.49 down from $9.99 (£1.99 down from £7.99)
- Jack – $7.49 down from $29.99 (£6.24 down from £24.99)
- dishonored – $2.49 down from $9.99 (£1.99 down from £7.99)
- Dishonrado 2 – $5.99 down from $29.99 (£4.99 down from £24.99)
- Skyrim Special Edition – $9.99 down from $39.99 (£8.74 down from £34.99)
- The Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion – $4.49 down from $14.99 (£3.89 down from £12.99)
- The Elder Scrolls III Morrowind – $5.99 down from $14.99 (£5.19 down from £12.99)
- wolfenstein the new order – $4.99 down from $19.99 (£3.74 down from £14.99)
- Wolfenstein the new colossus – $5.99 down from $39.99 (£3.74 down from £24.99)
- wolfenstein young blood – $5.99 down from $19.99 (£4.79 down from £15.99)
- Fury – $3.99 down from $9.99 (£3.19 down from £7.99)
- Raia 2 – $9.99 down from $39.99 (£8.74 down from £34.99)
That’s 16 games in all, covering just about every major series Bethesda has been in. It’s hard to pick a favorite here, but for sheer freedom and true RPG flair, Fallout New Vegas, created by Obsidian, published by Bethesda, has to be my personal number one. I’d also recommend Rage, which seemed to fly under the radar and had pretty negative reception back in 2011, but has a lot of good sections alongside those big heavy guns and id Tech 5 body physics.
You can find Bethesda’s full sale here. It runs from March 17-23. You can also check out the wider Steam Spring Sale, which also starts and ends on the same dates.
You might also want to grab some of the best free games on Steam or, if you’re a big Bethesda fan, get some info on the Starfield release date, which is expected to follow after a big gameplay reveal for the game. . .