Bethesda | Home Is Calling

I love Bethesda games, and I’m absolutely one of those people who puts way too many hours into them and then goes online and watches lore videos about everything I probably missed. That’s what made me realize something I don’t think Bethesda talks about enough. Their games are incredibly easy to get lost in. Not just because the worlds are huge, but because they make you want to know what’s around the next corner. You leave the main road. You open the door you didn’t need to open. You read about some character who died 200 years ago. Suddenly two hours have passed and you have completely forgotten what you were originally supposed to be doing. Eventually those worlds start feeling strangely familiar. I wanted HOME IS CALLING to capture that feeling while still inviting someone who has never played a Bethesda game before. For longtime players, it’s an invitation to come back. For everyone else, it’s an invitation to get lost for the first time. HOME IS CALLING.

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The best part is having the freedom of where you go next.

Into the bright sunlight beyond the Vault door.

Down a road through Skyrim with no idea what’s waiting over the ridge.

Across the rooftops of Dunwall, where every street gives you another way through.

Toward a planet you picked simply because you wanted to see what was on it.

You chose the path.

The worlds are already there.

Your story isn’t.

Because great games give you somewhere to escape to.

The best give you somewhere to belong.

HOME IS CALLING.

BETHESDA

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You missed something.

You always do.

HOME IS CALLING.

There’s more to uncover.

Probably a lot more.

HOME IS CALLING.

Never been?

Good.

HOME IS CALLING.

They’re not going to save themselves.

HOME IS CALLING.

That side quest isn’t going to ignore itself.

HOME IS CALLING.

Someone has to check what’s behind that door.

HOME IS CALLING.

You can absolutely keep walking.

You won’t.

HOME IS CALLING.

One more quest.

Famous last words.

HOME IS CALLING.

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