Xbox has reportedly cancelled two new games from Rare and the team behind Elder Scrolls Online, one of which was a new MMO.

The Elder Scrolls Legends launched in May 2017, with active development ending in 2019. At the time, Bethesda said new content and release would be put "on hold for the foreseeable future." ...

There will soon be one less Elder Scrolls to play in the world, as the card game Legends is no longer available to buy on Steam. I won't blame you if you forgot all about The Elder Scrolls ...

In 2017, we’ll see two of the more prominent projects hit the scene; Bethesda’s The Elder Scrolls: Legends, and CD Projekt Red’s Gwent, a spin-off of The Witcher series’ in-world card game.

Bethesda revealed this grim news in a post to the Legends subreddit, where it notes that this does "not in any way affect the release and development of GAEA's Asia-specific version of Legends." ...

The Elder Scrolls: Legends was generally well-received by critics, scoring an 80 on our review aggregator but has a mediocre following. While Bethesda has not released any numbers, Steam Spy shows ...

The Elder Scrolls Legends first launched into beta on PC back in 2016 and has since come to consoles as well as Android and iOS [Correction: Console versions for the game were announced, but they ...

The Elder Scrolls: Legends, Bethesda’s take on the collectible card game genre based on the same universe as Skyrim and Oblivion, is no longer under active development.

Bethesda announced that all new content and development planned for its free-to-play collectible card game The Elder Scrolls: Legends will be put “on hold.” Recommended Videos “We decided to ...

Elder Scrolls: Legends isn’t the only card game putting future updates on hold. CD Projekt announced that it is halting development on its Witcher card game, Gwent, but only for consoles.

The Elder Scrolls: Legends - Bethesda's entry into the card-battling space shared by the likes of Blizzard's Hearthstone and CD Projekt's Witcher-themed Gwent - initially released for PC, iOS and ...