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Bethesda said Fallout 5 was coming many years ago, but the company never specifically said it would make the game internally. According to former Fallout developer Jonah Lobe, he wouldn’t be surprised if Bethesda outsourced Fallout 5 to a different developer.
Speaking on the Kiwi Talkz YouTube channel, the former Bethesda character artist known for designing the Deathclaw said Bethesda Game Studios may simply be too busy right now.
“I think that they’re doing more and more of that already, they’re bigger and bigger than ever,” he said, as reported by GamesRadar. “I feel like The Elder Scrolls 6, the expectations are already beyond the screen here, and they already have their hands full with that.”
Bethesda has a history of bringing in outside developers for its tentpole franchises, as the company enlisted Obsidian for Fallout: New Vegas. 2025’s Oblivion Remastered, meanwhile, was developed by Virtuous. Remakes or remasters of Fallout 3 and New Vegas are said to be in the works now, but it remains to be seen which studio or studios might be handling these.
Even if Fallout 5 is developed outside Bethesda, the studio would no doubt be involved in some capacity. Naughty Dog has said something similar about a potential
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