Why Bethesda Won't Use Unreal Engine for Fallout 5 & Elder Scrolls 6
Why hasn't Bethesda switched to Unreal Engine? It's one of the biggest debates in gaming, especially with Fallout 5 and The Elder Scrolls VI on the horizon.
In this video, we break down Todd Howard's explanation for why Bethesda continues to invest in Creation Engine instead of moving to Unreal Engine 5. From persistent worlds and advanced gameplay systems to developer tools, modding support and decades of technology built specifically for Bethesda RPGs, there's far more to this decision than graphics alone.
We'll also look at why so many players still believe Unreal Engine is the answer, why former Bethesda developers have spoken about the debate, and whether Creation Engine can continue evolving for the next generation of Fallout and Elder Scrolls.
Do you think Bethesda should finally move to Unreal Engine, or is Creation Engine still the best choice for Fallout 5 and The Elder Scrolls VI?
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00:00 THE DEBATE THAT NEVER ENDED
00:30 IT STARTS BEFORE A SINGLE PIXEL IS DRAWN
00:59 WHY THEY NEVER WANTED TO START OVER
02:14 THE PART PEOPLE OFTEN FORGET
03:01 THE REAL REASON THEY KEPT IT