Mojang Retires Its Card Battle Game And Offers One More Year Of Playtime

Mojang means Minecraft. The Microsoft-owned developer also has other projects. Scrolls was a different project: an online card battle game that's accessible on PC, Mac and tablets. Unfortunately, the title is now at the end of its run, with the developer announcing that it will discontinue development of the game. The announcement doesn't provide an explanation for the quiet ending however, we've contacted the developer to find out if there's any particular reason -- Mojang claimed a legal victory against Bethesda in the sense that it was able to name the game "Scrolls" in the first place, but was bound from naming any sequels similarly. Mojang promises to keep the servers running for another year. This means you have twelve months to finish the most recent update and the levels that were released in the month of March.

Update The following update: A Mojang spokesperson said that the launch of the "Scrolls" beta was hugely successful. Beware of greeks bearing gifts of thousands of players battled daily , and many are still playing today. The game has ceased to keep pace with the ever-changing game.