No revenue estimate for GOG — its rating/review counts don't calibrate to sales the way Steam's do. The Steam version is estimated at $380.9K — a different platform, not this one.

A Legionary's Life

A Legionary's Life lets you play as a Roman soldier during the years of the Second Punic War and beyond. Rise up through the ranks and win prestigious awards or just focus on making it home in one piece; it's up to you. This is a unique single-player game with RPG elements, extensive usage of attribute and skill checks, a turn-based combat system involving many variables and a touch of roguelike features. In this game you will not be the hero who wins battles alone; you will be more like a gear in a much larger machine.   Features: Live through (or die in) carefully reconstructed battles of the The Hannibalic War and the ensuing Second Macedonian War from the point of view of a pre-Marian Roman legionary. Start as a poorly skilled conscript soldier in the middle of the Second Punic War. See how long you can remain alive and eventually become a respected veteran. Permadeath: when your legionary dies, it's game over. However, the points earned by your most successful characters can be spent to enhance your future ones. Dozens of random events affecting your life as a legionary. Replay value. You will only see a fraction of the game in each run. Turn-based combat system involving fatigue, morale, reach, confined space, high ground and more. Always keep your Stance high or you'll become a lot less effective and open to attacks. Adjust your Attitude to increase your odds of survival. Frequent skill/attribute checks based on your values and the difficulty of the task at hand. For example, a good relevant attribute might give you a high chance to succeed at a specific task. If the chance is, say, 80%, it means you can still fail sometimes. Exceptionally high stats may even guarantee success, but they are difficult to attain. Win rewards based on the real decorations used in the Roman army at the time, including Civic Crowns, Mural Crowns and Armillae. Rise through the ranks in your maniple and become a Centurion. Or don't, and just try to survive until the end of the war. Equip yourself with swords, helmets and armors from the mid-Republic era.