Bethesda has announced The Elder Scrolls Legends as a direct rival to Hearthstone.
If you ever wanted to get an Elder Scrolls experience in the form of a strategy card game, well you’re in luck.
Bethesda has lifted the lid on The Elder Scrolls Legends during its first ever E3 2015 press conference.
This PC and iPad game will be free to play later this year, with details on the cards and other features scarily scant at the moment.
“We think Legends is definitely something that you’re going to want to play,” explained Pete Hines, Global VR of PR and Marketing.
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At the moment, there are a few strategy card games on offer with Hearthstone from Blizzard the most popular on smartphones and tablets.
Blizzard’s Hearthstone is currently available on Android smartphone, tablets, iPad, iPhone and PC and has recently had its second major expansion – Blackrock Mountain.
We’ll update this piece with any information we get as it comes.
Stay tuned to TrustedReviews for more on The Elder Scrolls Legends.
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