The preparations for the shutdown of the Bethesda.Net launcher are in full swing and this also has some positive side effects, as some classics are now appearing on Steam.
On May 11, the Bethesda.Net launcher is scheduled to be shut down, and Bethesda is working flat out to prepare for this transition. The Bethesda.Net accounts can soon be transferred to Steam and in this context a number of Bethesda classics are now appearing on Steam – some even free of charge.
Bethesda has already released four Elder Scrolls games on Steam this week, namely:
- The Elder Scrolls Arena
- The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall
- The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard
- An Elder Scrolls Legend: Battlespire
Arena and Daggerfall are even available for free. In addition to the Elder Scrolls games, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory has also made itself comfortable on Steam and is currently available for 0 dollars – so grab it quickly.
