Julian LeFay, who oversaw multiple Elder Scrolls titles, is stepping back from game development following cancer diagnosis.

Julian LeFay, former chief engineer at Bethesda and co-founder of OnceLost Games, is stepping back from game development due to his ongoing battle with cancer, the company announced yesterday.

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Skyrim's dev talked about the development of Radiant AI technology, which is responsible for NPC behavior. Todd Howard ...

Elden Ring Nightreign's next wave of Everdark Nightlord bosses arrives at the end of July, FromSoftware have confirmed.