
"Legion War" is a 4X strategy game in a fantasy setting. You can build and expand your territory, explore unknown lands, and search for mysterious treasure, cultivate your own heroes and troops while exterminating your opponent's, and challenge the god who rules the world behind the scenes.
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French
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Strongly recommended for fans of challenging turn-based tactics AND strategy (this has a lot of both) with one major caveat. Specifically recommended if you have played and enjoyed, for examples: Battle for Wesnoth, Panzer General, Fantasy General, Order of Battle, Warlock, Fall from Heaven Civ mod, Conquered Kingdoms (yes, the QQP classic!), Historyline, Battle Isle (see, I am old! How about you?) and similar. Having played all of those, this one . . . would be my top pick for breadth and depth of tactical and strategic options, and they *work*. This is well designed, mostly. The good parts are: 1. This is a surprisingly deep and demanding combination of Panzer General / Fantasy General style tactical combat, with a strong economic and base development layer sitting under it. I would actually rate the tactical challenges as good, or better, than Order of Battle / Panzer General et al. Within one campaign scenario, I experienced the closest I ever have in a tactical game to a WWI trenches style attrition war, needing to carefully swap in and out units to the front line, and organise tanks to the front, archers back, artillery type units at the rear. 2. Huge variety of factions / units / tactics / maps, and extensive campaigns, if you enjoy the core gameplay loops, there are 100s of hours here. There are five campaigns (or more maybe, with DLC) and a really strong scenario generator, similar to what you may experience in the likes of Age of Wonders, Warlock, Heroes of Might and Magic etc. 3. RPG-like unit progression is done very well, with Hero characters having an expansive hexagonal development tree but even regular units having development options, and you can, if you like to, curate that 'super' team and use that as the focus for your offensives. 4. The terrain *matters*. Most terrains give some kind of buff or debuff, and some are impassable to non-flying units, and the net sum is that arranging choke-points and tactical withdrawals and defence is a huge part of the game, possibly far more so, again, than many more serious, military style game comparators. This game just *does* tactics, and to some extent, *strategy*, and to some extent, since you are managing various resources, *logistics*! 5. Tactics can go a long way to success, meaning how well you use your units. Strategy options are also however plentiful, including, for examples: ~ What kind of force composition you create, through buildings and unit procurement ~ How you manage fighting on multiple-fronts, for example, going defensive of some, and offensive on others ~ What kind of hero units you will use, and how you will develop them ~ How you will support your hero units with regular units And many more . . . The BIG caution is that some of the campaign scenarios are brutally challenging. The Steam discussion forums are worth visiting to see a bit of chatter about this. I personally enjoyed the enormous challenge of an earlier campaign scenario that generates a lot of dislike, but despite the bright and colourful fantasy graphics, this is a serious beast of a tactical challenge. One minor caution is that the campaign scenarios alternate between more or less conventional maps where you use a full range of economic / magic development and progression options, as per a regular scenario, and others where you are given a strictly fixed roster of units and a specific objective to achieve, like a tactical retreat where you preserve key units. This latter type strips away the strategic layer but can be just as challenging, requiring detailed management to succeed.
超好玩,曾经有一段时间疯狂沉迷这个游戏,最开始玩的是手机版,疯狂玩疯狂玩,天天玩,后来就腻的不行了,推出了电脑版就买了电脑版,但已经所有热情玩完了,电脑版的话是不如手机版的,因为很多东西没更新(以前记得是这样,现在不知道没玩)手机版更新的很快,很多东西都有更新,但电脑版就始终落后很多很多进度,很多东西都没有更新的,它说是正式版,但其实手机版更新的很多很多东西,电脑版上根本就没有,等于是正式版推出以后,手机端又更新了超多东西,但电脑版好像不太管还是怎么样,就一直更新特别慢,落后手游好几个进度版本,所以我一度也不想玩电脑版,现在不知道更新的怎么样了
Damn, this is fun. It's like Advanced Wars and Age of Wonders came together and made something awesome.
Don't let the cutesy looks fool you, this is a real wargame. If you like Advance Wars, Wargroove, or turn-based grand Strategy, this deserves a look. A two man dev team accomplished quite a polished and fun game, but as they are Chinese there are some small translation errors and the game is not great about teaching you the ropes. However, after you get past the initial learning curve, the game unfolds in majestic fashion. Deceptively deep for a game sporting fuzzy woodland creature armies, sort of goofy robots, undead legions, and traditional human knights and wizards. Enthusiastic thumbs up from this grognard, provided you can get past the initial "WTF?". A hidden gem!
Legion War is a classic style turn-based conquer the world game with tons of options and depth to it. I've played nearly 75 hours and haven't even touched the two campaigns currently included. As of this review there are 5 playable factions with unique units, heroes, spells/abilities and mechanics as well as several minor factions that can be encountered in game and whose units can be recruited. The game receives regular updates adding new and completely unexpected content, and development on the campaigns for other factions seems to be ongoing at a steady pace. There is a surprising amount of depth to this game. You capture and upgrade cities, with choices of buildings which improve different aspects of your economy or provide other benefits (allowing you to recruit extra units, levelling up newly recruited units, or providing benefits to units in the territory). Heroes level up allowing you to choose from a variety of stat boosts. Non-hero units also level up receiving stat bonuses (but there's no customization). You can even research an ability to turn standard units into heroes, making them stronger but limiting you to only one of that unit, and making it upgrade items the way heroes do. There's also equipment for heroes and regular units and probably other content i'm not even thinking of. There are just tons of options in terms of how to play and how to use each faction. If you like turn-based strategy games with layers of options and depth and significant replayability I highly recommend this game. I really have no complaints, though figuring everything out at the beginning might be a bit unpleasant for some.
Very light, fun game
凡是玩过像《英雄无敌》系列和《天使帝国》这样的经典战棋游戏的玩家,都会对这款游戏情有独钟。它不仅提供了丰富多样的兵种组合变化,还注重战术细节的打磨与升级,这些特点无疑会让那些热爱策略游戏,特别是倾向于深思熟虑、计划周详性格类型的玩家们沉浸其中,爱不释手。
欢迎关注SunShowerSS严格单人游戏分析鉴赏家 https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45416848/ 国产2D六边形策略战棋 游戏本身质量没得说 虽然像是手游改的 但也算是能玩的 这是由仅两人的公司制作的独游 这是优势也是劣势 很明显游戏是开发出来了 但是维护是跟不上了 而且很明显Steam不是这家运营的重点 理论上来说这种战棋如果还在更新的话是应该经常更新的 而不是几个月冒下泡象征性地证明自己活着,,, 游戏是出过收费DLC的 但是你一直不更新 以后玩家们连骂你DLC收费贵的机会都没了不是吗?
官方地图做得不明不白,都不知道玩什么,目标是什么
好玩爱玩
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