From the award-winning developer behind Skyrim and Fallout Shelter, comes a new mobile game that puts you in control of your very own castle and dynasty. Oversee your subjects as the years come and go, families grow, and new rulers take the throne.
Wow, The Elder Scrolls on mobile looks intriguing! 🏰 Love the idea of managing a dynasty over generations. Quick question: Will there be any crossover elements or lore connections with other Elder Scrolls games? It'd be cool to spot familiar names or places from Tamriel. Can't wait to start building my own medieval empire on the go! 📱👑
spent countless hours in Elder Scrolls games, this is such a welcome addition! Managing a castle while also tackling quests against classic enemies is a perfect combo. Keep up the great work!
I'm curios if there will be options to interact with other players’ kingdoms or castles. Is there a multiplayer or community aspect to the game?
Great launch! The combination of managing a kingdom and embarking on quests seems like a fun twist on the genre.
It might be useful to add a feature that allows players to view the history of their kingdom's decisions and their outcomes. This could enhance the strategic depth.
A friend of mine was looking for a game with in-depth castle management and medieval strategy. This game seems like it would be perfect for them
I’ve seen other games that focus on kingdom management, but the detailed time progression and customizable castles here look like a fresh take on the concept
I had some trouble with the download link on the website. It might be worth checking to make sure it’s working smoothly.
I appreciate how you’ve integrated classic Elder Scrolls adventures into a castle management setting.
Adding multiplayer options could make it even exciting imagine ruling a castle with friends!
The Elder Scrolls universe is a perfect fit for a castle management game. It’s exciting to see how this new chapter unflods!
Congratulatuons on the launch! The idea of ruling a dynasty and taking care of a castle over time is really interesting.
I love the idea of making key decisions that impact my legacy. That's what makes a good game for me.
This looks like a great way to relax and unwind. I can't wait to get lost in the world of this game.
Could there be an option for additional customization in quests? Adding some personal touches to the hero's gear and abilities could make the adventures even more engaging.
I'm all in for castle building! I love when games let you customize things like that.
About The Elder Scrolls™: Castles on Product Hunt
“Build Your Dynasty”
The Elder Scrolls™: Castles launched on Product Hunt on September 16th, 2024 and earned 173 upvotes and 8 comments, placing #13 on the daily leaderboard. From the award-winning developer behind Skyrim and Fallout Shelter, comes a new mobile game that puts you in control of your very own castle and dynasty. Oversee your subjects as the years come and go, families grow, and new rulers take the throne.
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