The Elder Scrolls: Blades is now available on even more devices

The other day, we reported on how The Elder Scrolls: Blades is officially out in early access for everyone with a compatible device. As of today, April 12th, Bethesda have added support for the game to even more devices.

The three main devices that Bethesda highlighted are the S7, Pixel, and Pixel XL.

Android users: #Blades now supports S7, Pixel & Pixel XL and additional devices. See complete list here.https://t.co/BzniP6Xp2W pic.twitter.com/vwmXV4brRM

— The Elder Scrolls (@ElderScrolls) April 12, 2019

However, the actual list of devices is a lot longer. Buckle up, and maybe use Ctrl+F to see if your device is listed, because you can now play Blades on the following:

• Asus ZenFone 3 Deluxe (ZS570KL)
• Asus ZenFone AR
• Asus ZenFone AR (ZS571KL)
• Asus ZenFone Ares (ZS572KL)
• Asus ZenFone V
• BlackBerry DTEK60
• Google Pixel
• Google Pixel XL
• HTC U Ultra
• Leeco Le Max2
• Leeco LePro3
• LGE LG G5
• LGE LG G6
• LGE LG Q9
• LGE V20
• LGE V20 PRO
• Motorola Moto Z
• OnePlus OnePlus3
• OnePlus OnePlus3T
• Samsung Galaxy S7 Active
• Sony Xperia XZ Premium
• Sony Xperia XZs
• Tonino Lamborghini TL99G
• Vertex BLK3D
• Vertu Constellation X
• Vivo Xplay6
• Xiaomi MI 5s Plus
• Xiaomi Mi Note2
• Xiaomi MIX
• ZTE NX531J
• ZTE Z999
• ZTE A2017G
• ZTE A2018
• Zuk Lenovo Z2 Plus
• Zuk Z2
• Zuk Z2 Pro

Don’t see your device and you’re not too sure if you’re supported? No worries. We’ve also got a list of the devices that Blades was already supported on, courtesy of Bethesda.

• iPhone 6s and newer
• iPhone SE
• iPad Pro
• iPad Mini 4 and 5
• iPad Air 2 and 3
• Samsung Galaxy S8/S8+
• Samsung Galaxy S9/S9+
• Samsung Galaxy S10/S10+
• Samsung Galaxy Note 8
• Samsung Galaxy Note 9
• Google Pixel 2/2XL
• Google Pixel 3/3XL
• OnePlus 5 and newer
• Moto Z2 Force, Moto Z3 (Moto Z2 Play, Moto Z3 Play are not supported)
• Essential Phone
• HTC U11/U11+ (HTC U11 “life” is not supported)
• HTC U12+
• LG V30
• LG G7 One
• Xiaomi Mi 6
• Xiaomi Mi Mix 2
• Xperia XZ Premium SO-04J, G8142, G8188
• Xperia XZ1
• Razer Phone
• ZTE Nubia Z17
• Nokia 8
• Sharp Aquos R
• Asus ZenFone 4 Pro
• Huawei P20/P20 Pro
• Huawei Mate 20 Pro
• OnePlus 6T

If your device isn’t on either list, then I’m afraid you’re out of luck. On the bright side, you’re not missing out too much. Like I said last week – Blades is currently sort of underwhelming. It’s very grindy in parts, with most side quests requiring me to go out, find someone, pick something up, and maybe stab some people on the way.

Bethesda say they’re working on reworking some of the less interesting features of the game, and it is in Early Access so we should give it a bit of credit for now. Hopefully it’ll turn out to be a worthy entry in the Elder Scrolls series in the end.

We’ll update if any more devices are added in the future.

Source: Elder Scrolls on Twitter and Bethesda.net.