David Harbour is without a doubt considered one of the most interesting actors of our time. He rose from starring in a series to being the star of some of the most bankable movies of the last few years. The other thing is that he is pretty approachable and funny. Fans appreciate his work and love seeing him in movies. He recently starred in Gran Turismo, a movie based on a Sony PlayStation exclusive title. But it seems that he is an avid fan of Bethesda games.

He would soon be seen playing an important role in the Alone in the Dark game, too. Hence, when someone interviewed him regarding his infatuation with video games, he gave some awesome answers.

David Harbour seems to have a love for Bethesda’s games.

Bethesda Games is known for developing open-world experiences unlike any other. They are so good at it that one of their games, Skyrim, is considered one of the best open-world games ever made, all thanks to its well-designed world. They followed it with equally excellent Fallout 4. And now recently launched Starfield took these games to space. And David Harbour seems to love all of them.

When talking about his experience with video games, he mentioned that he is in love with Bethesda games. Then he mentions having played Skyrim and Starfield too. When asked how he loved playing these games, he claimed to use exploits to get rich quickly in these games and explore to his heart’s content. He specifically said, “Bethesda games, there’s something about them that is just so rich and that world”.

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It looks like David Harbour does not mind the platforms either. All he cares about is having some fun playing video games. It would be a surprise if he were not hyped for Elder Scrolls 6, the next big game by Bethesda.

Bethesda needs to make things a bit better.

This is the first time in years that a Bethesda game has been excluded from GOTY nominations. Usually, Bethesda games get GOTY nominations, and then they win the GOTY award at the end of the day.

Starfield does not seem to match the expectations fans had for the first-ever Next Gen game. Most importantly, the game feels nowhere near as open-ended as Skyrim and Fallout 4 were. Here’s hoping they learn from the mistakes they made in Starfield and implement them in Elder Scrolls 6, whenever it launches.

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