B Society "Ancient Scrolls: Castle" mobile games released quietly, playing similar to "radiation: sanctuary"

CTOnews.com, September 29 (Xinhua)-- Society B has quietly released a mobile game called "The Elder Scrolls: Castles (Ancient Scrolls: castle)" in the Google Play store.

According to the game introduction, "Ancient Scrolls: Castle" allows players to control their castles and dynasties. With the passage of time and the growth of the family, the new ruler ascended the throne and supervised his subjects.

In Ancient Scrolls: Castle, every day in real life is equivalent to a whole year, and over time, players can train objects to "designate heirs and maintain order to help your kingdom prosper." Ancient Scrolls: castles will also have quests, including "classic ancient scroll enemies, collect valuable items and keep your kingdom growing".

As can be seen from the screenshot, the game is very similar to radiation: sanctuary, another mobile game owned by Society B, which was first released on iOS in 2015, allowing players to supervise a shelter and its residents. Radiation Sanctuary landed on Android in late 2015, then PC in 2016, Xbox One in 2017, Switch and PlayStation 4 in 2018. CTOnews.com partners can try it on their own.