Minecraft maker Mojang has re-released its online collectible card game Scrolls for PC under a new name: Caller's Bane. It's also now completely free to download.
The game was previously mothballed by Mojang - development ceased back in 2015 - so it's a surprise to see it return today.
Scrolls' name change is less of a surprise - back in the day, Mojang and The Elder Scrolls publisher Bethesda came to legal blows over Scrolls' title. Ultimately, the pair decided Mojang's Scrolls could exist as long as it did not compete with The Elder Scrolls, and that neither company would squabble over the trademark.

Without a doubt, Bethesdas decision to reveal a teaser trailer for The Elder Scrolls 6 during E3 2018 not only generated a groundswell of excitement around the long-running fantasy-RPGs fan base, but also caused them to breath a sigh of relief to know that its still in production. This also means that we dont know where exactly in Tamriel the game might be set. Is it possible that the trailer just went with a generic fantasy landscape, and that the final location where the game is set might not have been decided yet?

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Without a doubt, Bethesdas decision to reveal a teaser trailer for The Elder Scrolls 6 during E3 2018 not only generated a groundswell of excitement around the long-running fantasy-RPGs fan base, but also caused them to breath a sigh of relief to know that its still in production. This also means that we dont know where exactly in Tamriel the game might be set. Is it possible that the trailer just went with a generic fantasy landscape, and that the final location where the game is set might not have been decided yet?

Todd Howard says Bethesda are making constant improvements to their tech for each of their new games.

Todd Howard told Gamereactor that there's a fine line with how you communicate features.

Fallout 76 will get a beta - and it begins first on Xbox One.
In a recently updated , Bethesda said the beta for Xbox One will begin first, followed by other platforms (PlayStation 4 and PC via Bethesda.net).
Bethesda has yet to say when the Fallout 76 beta will kick off, but we do know you have to pre-order the game to get in. Bethesda said that's the only way to get access to the beta.

Fallout 76 will get a beta - and it begins first on Xbox One.
In a recently updated , Bethesda said the beta for Xbox One will begin first, followed by other platforms (PlayStation 4 and PC via Bethesda.net).
Bethesda has yet to say when the Fallout 76 beta will kick off, but we do know you have to pre-order the game to get in. Bethesda said that's the only way to get access to the beta.