Julian LeFay, one of the original creators and designers of The Elder Scrolls franchise, has left the industry after revealing a terminal cancer diagnosis.

A former Bethesda developer reveals they're 'skeptical' about two possible locations for a future Elder Scrolls 7.

The Elder Scrolls loremaster, Kurt Kuhlmann, has revealed in a recent interview that he doesn't think Bethesda will end up using two highly requested locations for The Elder Scrolls 7, as their ...

While The Elder Scrolls Legends Reborn may not be playable yet, in the words of Yoda, there is another. TESL Browser Project is, as the name suggests, an attempt to get The Elder Scrolls Legends ...

Oblivion Remastered” and “Mario Kart World” topped Stream Charts newly released list of the most-streamed new games between ...

Virtuos, the game-development studio that developed one of this year’s best-selling video games, The Elder Scrolls 4: ...

Video game industry veteran Julian LeFay, known by many as the "Father of The Elder Scrolls," is stepping away from the ...

Julian LeFay, former chief engineer at Bethesda and co-founder of OnceLost Games, is stepping back from game development due ...

Despite Laying Off 270 Staff, Development Studio Virtuos Remains 'Fully Committed' to The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion ...

Virtuos is laying off around seven percent of its staff. The studio most recently released The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion ...

About 300 people from Virtuos studio were to lose their jobs. The company responsible for Oblivion Remastered is another studio affected by massive layoffs.

Julian Lefay, best known for his work on the first few Elder Scrolls games, has stepped away from working on RPG The Wayward Realms due to cancer.