Since it was launched 22 years ago as an excuse for fans to meet up and play Quake and Doom games on a LAN together, QuakeCon has grown and evolved into an official public event - first for id Software, then for Bethesda too after the publisher bought the company. However, for the more than two decades QuakeCon has been running, the convention has stayed resolutely bound to Dallas, Texas, on the doorstep of the id Software offices.
Now, for the first time, Bethesda has announced the introduction of QuakeCon Europe, which will be held in London this coming July 2019 - at the same time as the Dallas event. The event will run across 26-27 July and will be totally free, and will boast a number of released and unreleased titles from Bethesda.
The most notable game in the line-up is id Software's upcoming Doom Eternal, which take centre-stage at the event - and will be playable for the first time publicly outside the US. With E3 between now and the event, it's possible that other games will be coming too, as the press release mentions "unreleased games" plural.
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