The Bethesda.net launcher for PC games retires in May. Players can transfer their library and wallet to Steam beginning in April.
The Bethesda.net launcher for PC games will be retired in just three months’ time. Starting in May, players will no longer be able to use the launcher and will have to transfer their games to Steam to be able to retain access although a Bethesda.net account will still be needed. Bethesda assures players none of their game libraries will be lost. In early April, players will be able to transfer their Bethesda.net library to Steam; this includes all of the games, game saves, and the wallet funds associated with that account. The only game whose save will not be able to migrate at the moment is Wolfenstein: Youngblood, and Bethesda states they “expect almost all save progress to be transferable automatically or manually.
