The Elder Scrolls: Legends is officially shutting down. The game which is also already discontinued on Steam will be accessible to the existing players, on mobile and PC until the announced date. 

The game was released back in 2017 with Hearthstone as an established strong competitor in the digital card game genre. Therefore Elden Scroll couldn’t attract enough audience even though it was connected to Bethsesda’s infamous RPG franchise.

The peak count of active players was 9,000 players in its launch year. However, after that, it saw a continuous decline falling to hundreds by the year 2020. Apparently the reason for its decline is the hold on the game during 2019 without any new updates.

The Elder Scrolls: Legends is officially shutting down. The game which is also already discontinued on Steam will be accessible to the existing players, on mobile and PC until the announced date. 

The game was released back in 2017 with Hearthstone as an established strong competitor in the digital card game genre. Therefore Elden Scroll couldn’t attract enough audience even though it was connected to Bethsesda’s infamous RPG franchise.

The peak count of active players was 9,000 players in its launch year. However, after that, it saw a continuous decline falling to hundreds by the year 2020. Apparently the reason for its decline is the hold on the game during 2019 without any new updates.