Bethesda have confirmed that they intend to use the Creation Engine for projects developed after The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Find the details below.
The company's PR boss Peter Hines revealed this predictable intention in an interview with VG247 , saying: “Yeah, I mean obviously, whatever Bethesda Game Studios works on after Skyrim will take advantage of the tech that they have developed,”
“But what that next product is or what it's going to be? Everybody's gonna have to wait and see. Right now, it's been used for Skyrim and that's what our focus is on. We aren't saying what they're going to work on next" he added.
Since Oblivion's Gamebryo engine was used to create both Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas, it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to assume that the next entry in the post-apocalyptic role-playing series would be built on the Creation Engine.
Bethesda refuses to announce that Oblivion remaster to spite me specifically, so I'm consoling myself with this gamejam based on its terri-brilliant persuasion wheel
GOG's bespoke cut of The Elder Scrolls 2: Daggerfall gets delisted tomorrow, so you've got a day to grab it for free as the store works out how 'to publish and maintain such projects better' in future
