The schedule of events for QuakeCon 2019 was announced today, giving us a look at what’s going down in Dallas, Texas this week.
This year’s event has been named the “Year of DOOM”, as it celebrates the game’s 25th anniversary, and will feature the first-ever live gameplay of DOOM Eternal. In addition, the conference will celebrate other Zenimax Media-owned games, namely: Rage 2, Fallout 76, and The Elder Scrolls Online/Legends.
QuakeCon runs from Thursday (July 25) through July 28, and will feature North America’s largest BYOC (Bring Your Own Computer) area in addition to panels, events, and other activities.
Much of QuakeCon will be live-streamed on Twitch, and these streams will also include a variety of “Drops” to earn while watching. Tune in to earn weapon skins for Rage 2 and two different Drops for The Elder Scrolls: Legends and The Elder Scrolls Online respectively. For more details on what’s dropping and what you need to watch to earn it, check out this blog post on Bethesda’s official website.
Below, you can find the schedule of events for QuakeCon 2019. The highlights include a keynote address full of prominent figures related to DOOM, the future of Fallout 76, and the first presentation of live DOOM Eternal gameplay. While the schedule starts on Friday, the conference officially begins with the BYOC action on Thursday.
Head to the same blog post mention above for more information on what each presentation will entail. We’ll be sure to cover all of the biggest news right here on Twinfinite.
Friday
- 11:00am CT – Keynote Presentation
- Immediately following the Keynote Presentation – 25 Years of DOOM’s Influence on Video Games
Saturday
- 10:00am CT – Our Future Continues: What’s Next for Fallout 76
- 10:00am CT – Legends Masters Series
- 11:00am CT – Knee-Deep in the DOOM (Doom Eternal gameplay)
- 2:00pm CT – Building Tamriel: The Evolution of ESO
Sunday
- 8:00am CT – Quake Pro League
QuakeCon 2019 will be held at the Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center in Dallas, Texas. The event will run from July 25 through July 28.
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