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Bethesda Games Go On Sale In Celebration Of QuakeCon
QuakeCon kicked off yesterday with two big announcements. The Elder Scrolls Online has come to Steam (in both vanilla and Imperial flavors). And Doom looks mighty good (you can read executive editor Andrew Reiner’s account of the demo for more).
In celebration of the event in Texas, Bethesda is making its games available for a discount on Steam and at a number of retailers. You can purchase a bundle of the company’s best titles for $99.99. This pack includes:
- Dishonored: Game of the Year
- Fallout: Classic Collection
- DOOM 3: BFG Edition
- DOOM Classic Complete
- Wolfenstein: The New Order
- The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Edition
- The Elder Scrolls Online: Imperial Edition
Additionally, you can get the following games at a bargain (Note: Steam refreshes at 10 a.m. Pacific/1 p.m. Eastern).
- Now (until 1 p.m. Eastern on Friday, July 18): Dishonored Game of the Year and DLC at 50-75% off
- Friday: Wolfenstein: The New Order and DOOM Sale at 50-75% off
- Saturday: Fallout 3: Game of the Year, Fallout: New Vegas, and all Fallout: Classic Collection at 50-75% off
- Sunday: The Elder Scrolls Sale, with Elder Scrolls titles selling for 50-75% off
On Xbox One (via the Xbox Games Store), Wolfenstein: The New Order is on sale for $39.99. GameStop (Disclosure: GameStop is Game Informer’s parent company), Amazon, and Gamefly will also be running deals on Bethesda titles.
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