Mar 10, 2017 11:26 PM EST By Johanna Michaels, UniversityHerald Reporter

The time has come to play “The Elder Scrolls: Legends” full steam. Bethesda has rolled out the official version of the game and PC users get the first crack. The move comes almost a year after, more than enough time for game developers to out the final version.

The past year has seen a lot of gamers take on the beta stage of “The Elder Scrolls: Legends”, meaning most have made progress. The good news is that players affected won’t have to start over since the time and effort will be carried on. Hence, beta players are a step ahead of incoming players which mean they can advance on and see what awaits in the official PC version according to the official game site.

This will include the game cards and rewards earned by “The Elder Scrolls: Legends” players. While the PC version should be something, Bethesda has lined up plans as well. This will include seeing the game playable in Macs, mobile phones and tablets which should channel in more players to the game, Ubergizmo reported.

Looking at the scheduled at the official site, “The Elder Scrolls: Legends” will have the iPad version out by March 23. Android tablet owners get their version in April, MacOS in May and mobile phones by early summer. Bethesda promises to uphold healthy play and keep the game exciting and fresh as much as possible through regular updates.

As far as updates, lined up is the first major story campaign for “The Elder Scrolls: Legends” happening on April 5 titled “The Fall of the Dark Brotherhood.” The campaign will offer special PvE with over 20 missions spread across three maps. Players who participate will get the “Doom Wolf” mount as their bonus. Aside from that, there are the monthly events for “The Elder Scrolls: Legends” to look forward to.

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