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Julian LeFay, 'Father of The Elder Scrolls,' Steps Back From Game Development Due To Cancer
Julian LeFay, former chief engineer at Bethesda and co-founder of OnceLost Games, is stepping back from game development due ...
Legendary Bethesda veteran and father of The Elder Scrolls Julian LeFay steps away from the games industry over worsening health, studio says: "A true legend of the industry"
He's stepping away from OnceLost Games "for his health and to live his final moments surrounded by his loved ones" ...
Virtuos, the studio behind Oblivion Remastered, is laying off around 270 employees
Virtuos is laying off around seven percent of its staff. The studio most recently released The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered.
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Co-dev specialists Virtuous, which made this year's Oblivion remaster, announces layoffs affecting 7% of workforce
Co-development services specialist Virtuous has confirmed rumours that it's making hundreds of layoffs across its ...
ZeniMax QA testers face whiplash and "rancid" work morale following Microsoft's gaming layoffs — but the union still fights
ZeniMax Workers United ratified a historic contract with Microsoft just weeks before layoffs cut into the team, but the union ...
The Elder Scrolls 6 - everything we know so far
The Elder Scrolls 6's release date is still a mystery in 2025, given that we've not received a substantial update on the highly-anticipated fantasy RPG in over seven years. Given the pedigree of its ...
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Oblivion Remastered and Metal Gear Solid Delta co-developer Virtuos faces layoffs — with 270 workers cut
Virtuos, a company known for support work on numerous games, is cutting around 270 staff, or about 7% of the studio overall.
'Father of Elder Scrolls' steps back from game development because of cancer: 'We are preparing to say goodbye to a true legend of the industry'
Julian LeFay was Bethesda's chief engineer and the driving force behind the earliest Elder Scrolls titles.