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The Elder Scrolls Legends Digital Card Game Delayed Until 2016
As the days remaining in 2015 wind down, we’re left looking at a list of games slowly being officially nudged into 2016. The latest is Bethesda’s answer to Hearthstone, The Elder Scrolls Legends.
The digital collectible card game was announced at the publisher’s E3 press conference. Since then, little information has been shared, which already left us pretty convinced it wasn’t going to be out in 2015.
Yesterday, Bethesda vice president for public relations and marketing Pete Hines addressed the matter directly on Twitter in response to a fan.
@tal_elmar i think it's safe to say it's not coming in the next 15 days.
— Pete Hines (@DCDeacon) December 16, 2015
While this isn’t a huge surprise, anything we can move to our 2016 release list from the 2015 roster is one left unanswered question. You can read up on the announcement from E3 for more.
[Source: Pete Hines on Twitter via IGN]
Our Take
I’m interested to see how Bethesda continues to expand into the mobile space. The opening of the new studio in Montreal working (at least in part) in mobile gaming will likely be a piece of this game’s puzzle.
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