The Elder Scrolls: Legends review

Recommended

by Graham Kaletsky

A nice card game, especially for fans of the Elder Scrolls license. The game includes purchases, but it is generous on free content and paying does not give obvious precedence. Paying just gives easier access to cards: Stone's system allows me to convert extra cards into stone of me, which can in turn be turned into cards of our choice. In paying we get a lot of cards, which gives a small chance to fall on those we want, but also offers the opportunity to transform those that do not want to stone me and therefore to buy exactly the card of his choice. In the register of small annoying things, I note the loading time long enough to launch the game. For the rest, nothing wrong, it is an application that deserves everything his five paintings.

In my personal opinion, the game has its own charm and is partly comparable to other card games, but there are still many aspects that speak for TES legends. It is by no means a pay for win game everything is achievable in the game. From the graphics to the stability really everything fits even if you have a DC (disconnect) you can rejoinen. Only negatives 1. The daily login bonus is monthly and not daily. I started in April and was interrupted in my login series because there was a month change so I only got the initial scrap 2. I have to say that the second point is very personal I love the game but if it comes like today (May 3) to maintenance which takes from 15-21 clock and you can not play it should at least give a small compensation I had today a day off and I would have played easily 2-3 hours well you can not have everything :))

Pleasantly crafted card game, full of quotes, names and lore from The Elder Scrolls saga; in short, a little gem for fans. However, despite its merits, it has a poor longevity, extendable with payment or a long and exhausting (almost impossible) heap of gambling money. Compared to competition titles such as Heartstone, few cards and few deck construction strategies are found. In addition, at times the obvious AI of the game that manipulates the games becomes absolutely unbearable, deciding a priori who will be the winner (capiter for example of "casually" drawing an essential card with which strangely you will succeed in winning the game, without which the next turn would inevitably lead to defeat, and this will happen to you and your opponents many times, and only one of several cases). In summary the game has a good starting point, certainly to have and play, especially for fans of the saga. The only compromise to hope for patches, updates and future dc which go to broaden the history, the repertoire of papers and powers and to fix that horrible AI that likes to act as a judge. 3 STARS (at the moment, hoping they can become 4, if not 5)