Sorry about the lack of posts over the weekend, was a little bit busy with personal stuff and some videos to sort out, but I'm back on track now and ready to give you all the goodness that as come from Bethesda's conference.
Well, one of the things we can't deny as we are halfway through our gaming year is that this has been the year of either remakes/remasters or...card games. Yep. Card Games. Starting back in 2014 when Blizzard decided to unleash all the addictive glory of Hearthstone, we've had many titles making their own card games such as Runescape and as we found out more recently, Gwent from The Witcher 3. So, it's only fair that the guys over at The Elder Scrolls make their own.
Enter Elder Scrolls: Legends.
Fans of The Elder Scrolls may be excited to hear that you can now get all that high fantasy action in the form of a card game, something that quite honestly is proving to have a fair amount of strategic depth to it, and it's even going to be launching with a full single player campaign where you take on the role of a young moth priest named Kellen. Unfortunately, that's all the info we were really given at the presentation for the single player, save from this swanky trailer.
Fans of other digital card based games will probably notice the similarities this shares with Hearthstone, mainly in the way the cards work, however, from some gameplay that we've been seeing the mechanics and intricacies of the game itself seem to differ enough to warrant this game existing in the same space as Hearthstone. The deck building in particular looks to be very interesting, and is usually where I spend a lot of my time.
Fans looking to have a shot at trying Elder Scrolls Legends before it hits the shelves should probably head on over to their official site and sign up for the beta. Whilst at the conference they did say they would be upping their game and allowing more into the beta, so good luck! And because I'm a nice guy, I'll leave you with a gameplay trailer.
Remember to stick with The Gaming Frontier as we carry on going through what was shown at E3, next up will be a game people will no doubt have their eye on Dishonored 2. See you then!
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