The Elder Scrolls: Legends
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A Forgotten Elder Scrolls Game Is Shutting Down SoonBethesda Game Studios' free-to-play spin-off, The Elder Scrolls: Blades, will cease operations on June 30, rendering the game inaccessible. The mobile and Nintendo Switch title, released in 2019, will see all in-game store items available for a single currency before servers go offline. This shutdown follows the closure of The Elder Scrolls Legends and joins a trend of service games ending their run.- Bethesda is shutting down The Elder Scrolls: Blades on June 30Bethesda is shutting down servers for its free-to-play mobile game, The Elder Scrolls: Blades, on June 30, and the game has already been delisted from app stores. Players will receive in-game currency and items at a reduced cost before the shutdown. Despite an initial surge in early access downloads, the game received generally unfavorable reviews for its repetitive gameplay and microtransactions.
Elder Scrolls mobile spinoff Blades is shutting down this summer after eight years, but at least all its store items are…The Elder Scrolls: Blades, a mobile spinoff game, will permanently shut down on June 30 after an eight-year run. This follows the earlier closure of The Elder Scrolls: Legends digital card game. The article notes the lack of an offline-only version for Blades, contrasting it with the playable status of The Elder Scrolls Legend: Battlespire.