Bethesda turns 40 with four decades of strange and spectacular worlds
DOOM, Indiana Jones, Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, and Arkane’s immersive classics come together in a sweeping anniversary sale.
Bethesda is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a broad PC sale that reaches from the company’s newest blockbusters back through decades of role-playing games, shooters and immersive sims. The Steam promotion runs through August 13, while Bethesda’s event hub can point to offers on other platforms.
DOOM: The Dark Ages brings the shield saw
DOOM: The Dark Ages trades Eternal’s acrobatics for a heavier medieval war machine. The shield saw can block, parry and tear through enemies, while enormous battlefields give the Slayer room to pilot a mech and ride a cybernetic dragon. It is the obvious starting point for players who want Bethesda’s newest spectacle.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle rewards curiosity
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is more interested in making you feel like an archaeologist than a conventional action hero. Disguises, hand-to-hand scrambles, puzzles and large explorable locations create the pleasure of finding a route that feels improvised. Its strongest moments come from noticing the clue or hidden passage everyone else walked past.

Prey is the hidden doorway into Arkane
Prey remains one of the best expressions of Arkane’s design philosophy. Talos I is a single interconnected place full of locked offices, zero-gravity detours and problems with more than one solution. You can hack a system, mimic a coffee cup, climb a wall with foam or simply discover the password someone left where they should not have.

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