We know that it’s a direct sequel, so it’s the same Link and Zelda from Breath of the Wild, and the same story is continuing. Only two trailers have been released since 2019, which is a tease for those of us desperate to return for a new adventure in Hyrule.īreath of the Wild 2 (as we’re calling it) was announced in 2019, yet there’s still so little we know about it outside of the snippets we’ve gleaned from the trailers so far. The first installment was itself a huge event in gaming history, so it’s easy to see why everyone’s so impatient to get their hands on the follow-up. We couldn’t leave out the game that won "Most Anticipated Nintendo Game" at E3 2021: the (currently untitled) sequel to 2017’s Breath of the Wild. Either way, if it’s anything like Bethesda’s previous IPs, we’re in for ground-breaking stuff.
We don’t know a lot about the gameplay yet, but we’re praying for space battles. The trailer reveals an astronaut boarding his rocket, about to venture into the final frontier. Exploration has always been a big theme in The Elder Scrolls and Fallout games, and Starfield looks to be taking that to another dimension. Starfield’s trailer, however – released at E3 2021 – shows that this really is something to be excited about. Initially, we were just relieved it wasn’t another Skyrim rerelease. Described by director Todd Howard as “Skyrim in space”, Starfield looks to carry on Bethesda’s tradition of expansive action RPGs, this time building a brand new world among the stars (rather than the Khajiits) It might be hard to believe that Bethesda is releasing a new RPG outside of The Elder Scrolls and Fallout, but here we are.
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