Finally. After some time, Bethesda has officially released The Elder Scrolls Castles, a simulation game now available on Android and iOS. In this latest title, players build and manage their own medieval kingdom in the fantasy world of Nirn. With gameplay spanning generations, a year in the game equals a day in real life, and players are tasked with making decisions to grow their civilization.
The Elder Scrolls: Castles bears similarities to Bethesda’s hit 2015 title Fallout Shelter (huge success), as both games involve resource management and building. Developed by the same mobile team, Castles takes the concept into a medieval fantasy setting and it looks good, it reminds me the feeling of Age of Empires.
Pre-registered players are being rewarded with in-game items, including gems and a legendary subject, Ulfric Stormcloak, but only if they reach level 25 by October 10, 2024. The game, which had early access in the US, Canada, and the Philippines, is now fully available globally. You can download in the Google Play Store or the iOS Apple Store.
