The Elder Scrolls: Legends development has been put on hold, but the game is still playable and absolutely worth checking out. What makes the game so popular, apart from the swift and surprising battles, is the generous rewards system that gifts players weekly chests and free battle passes that translate to crafting materials, cards, and Wildcards, which you can swap for a card of your choice as long as it has the same rarity value. An attack token lets you know when it's your turn to go on the offensive or defend, and claiming victory means wiping out all of your opponent's 20 health points before they can do the same to you. The one-on-one games start with both players holding a hand of four cards, and each round you can draw a new card from your deck. It's a tense, aggressive take on the collectible card game, but also an accessible one for those that might find games like Magic: The Gathering Arena a little intimidating.
From Riot Games, the people that brought you League of Legends, comes the free-to-play Legends of Runeterra.
