Lafferty describes The Elder Scrolls: Castles as the "spiritual successor to Fallout Shelter," emphasizing the importance of players managing and customizing their castle.
A single day in the real world represents one year in-game, allowing players to see their castle evolve over time based on their management choices.
The game will include a roguelite mode, where players can dispatch characters to fend off enemies, adding a layer of strategic gameplay and rewards.
The Elder Scrolls: Castles has been in early access since last year and gained attention with the recent announcement for its official launch.
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