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Gameplay of The Elder Scrolls: Blades shown at Quake Con

Footage of The Elder Scrolls: Blades was shown at Quake Con, and it’s looking very impressive. We think you should be pretty excited. No, really. Where is it? The footage can be found above, and comes courtesy of GameSpot. In the …

Footage of The Elder Scrolls: Blades was shown at Quake Con, and it’s looking very impressive. We think you should be pretty excited. No, really.

Where is it?

The footage can be found above, and comes courtesy of GameSpot. In the mobile version of the game you use two invisible circles on both sides of the touchscreen to move around – with swipes being used for the combat.

You can also unleash magic attacks and block by tapping specific on-screen buttons.

The Elder Scrolls: Blades arriving later this year

From this video it seems like it’s a pretty solid Elder Scrolls experience on mobile. There are characters exploring the lush environments, with a range of enemies to fight.

If you’re hankering for more The Elder Scrolls: Blades information you can check out the game’s official site here. It’ll be released later on this year.

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November 13, 2013
The Blind Sights and Sounds of Papa Sangre II
By Joe Jasko
We're big fans of innovation in mobile games here at Gamezebo, and Somethin' Else's Papa Sangre II not only made us use our smartphones and tablets in exciting new ways this past Halloween, but the game itself was unlike anything we've ever experienced before. A horror game that's told completely through the use of sound, Papa Sangre II has players putting on headphones, closing their eyes, and spinning around to face whatever sounds are lurking out there in the darkness. It is a truly fascinating thing to behold, and even more so when you try to imagine just how Somethin' Else went about creating this modern masterpiece in mobile gaming.I recently had a chance to interview Nicky Birch, the Head of Products at Somethin' Else, who served as the Executive Producer on Papa Sangre II, and also managed the internal marketing and promotion of the audio-only horror game. We discussed everything from the challenges of making a strictly audio video game, to working with actor Sean Bean, who provides the voice of the game's eerily haunting narrator. But as you might expect from a team whose game is shrouded in all kinds of darkness and mystery, not everything about Papa Sangre himself could be brought into the light over the course of this interview. After all, what fun would that be?"You can read the full interview with Birch just below this paragraph, and be sure to check out my 5-star review of the incredibly innovative Papa Sangre II right over here. And of course, I encourage everyone reading to give the game a spin for yourselves: that is, if you're not afraid of the unnerving scratches of the mindlice growing closer in the distance, or fleeing for your life (err, death) through the black recesses of your very own mind.
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February 29, 2008
Just In – Miss Teri Tale
By Joel Brodie
Someone has kidnapped a prize-winning show dog and it's up to you to figure out who in the latest hidden object game from Reflexive, Miss Teri Tale. The game launched today on Big Fish Games. Click here to try it out, and stay tuned for Gamezebo's review.