Bethesda plans long-term support for The Elder Scrolls Legends, even though Fallout Shelter has more players

Fallout Shelter has turned into a bit of a runaway hit for Bethesda since it launched in 2015 in the lead-up to Fallout 4. But it’s The Elder Scrolls: Legends, Bethesda’s “other” mobile game, that the company has more long-term plans for, including console launches, a whole new client, and of course, more cards to collect. Pete Hines, Bethesda’s vice president of global marketing, says the company is investing a lot into Legends, since it was always conceived as a long-term game that they’d continually support. That’s in contrast to Fallout Shelter, which began life as more of a one-off game that didn’t need a lot of post-launch support. That’s not exactly how things worked out, of course - Fallout Shelter has been downloaded more than 10 million times on Google Play alone, and on Steam, thousands are playing at any given time. But Hines - a long-time board and card game fan who has worked on every Elder Scrolls title since 1999 - says Bethesda has always planned for Legends to be a living, growing game since they first decided to move forward with the project.

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