Rumor: Bethesda Softworks Conference and Teaser of Starfield in July

According to a leak published on Reddit, Bethesda Softworks' online event will take place in early July. During the event, new information about many emerging and existing games will be presented.

June 17, 2020 11:19

Bethesda's mysterious event in early July?

IN A NUTSHELL:

Rumor suggests that on July 11, Bethesda Softworks will hold an online event, during which we will learn a number of details about its announced and released games;
The presentation will include Deathloop, F76, Doom Eternal and ESO;
The publisher is also to show a teaser of Starfield;
Information comes from an uncertain source and should be treated with caution.

The leak that appeared on Reddit suggests that on July 11, Bethesda Softworkswill organize a surprise event (in online form) called Bethesda Softworks Digital Showcase, during which we will get to know a number of details about the games created in its internal studios (e.g. Deathloop), as well as plans for the development of titles already available on the market (e.g. ESO, Fallout 76 or Doom Eternal). During the presentation the 4K teaser of the new RPG Starfield is also to be shown.

Rumors concerning what will appear at the conference

News and gameplay from Deathloop;
News and gameplay from Ghostwire: Tokyo, including information about Ikumi Nakamura's original vision (she was the creative director responsible for the game, but left Tango Gameworks in September last year);
Something about The Elder Scrolls Online: Greymoor;
Event for the The Elder Scrolls Online community (Community Spotlight);
The Future of ESO presentation;
Event for the Fallout 76 community (Community Spotlight);
The Future of Fallout 76 presentation;
Announcement of a major expansion for Doom Eternal;
Something about Commander Keen (the game is said to have been redesigned since the announcement);
4K teaser of Starfield

Interestingly, Todd Howard is said to be absent from the presentation, which some Reddit users find somewhat strange. It should also be remembered that all the above information is just a rumor from a completely anonymous source - what's more, the author of the entry deleted his account on Reddit. However, it's worth noting that due to the cancelation of E3, companies have to look for alternative ways to present and inform about their games this year - it seems unlikely that Bethesda would want to keep quiet about their projects. So it can't be ruled out that there is a grain of truth in the reports, but we still take this info with a grain of salt.