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Mojang Outlines Scrolls Release
The upcoming card collecting strategy game Scrolls is quickly approaching alpha, developer Mojang said today.
The alpha version will be far from a feature complete game. It'll include multiplayer matches, single player matches vs AI, and the Deck Builder with over 100 available scrolls. Once the team gets closer to a more stable build, they will move to an open beta where you can then purchase the game.
"Keep in mind, that the beta will not be feature complete," Mojang said. "We will still have a big bag of goodies that we plan to include over time, such as an auction house where you may buy or sell scrolls from each other and additional features in the world such as character customization, items, quests and so on."
The beta will also include the single player world to explore. "If you’re wondering why we would release a game that’s obviously not finished, the reason is simple: We want your feedback in good time to help us shape Scrolls to be the next big online Collectible Card Game!"
Check out the new gameplay trailer below.
[Source: Scrolls.com]
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