
RAID: Shadow Legends is a free-to-play collection RPG with 800+ playable Champions and 8 game modes. Heed the Arbiter's call and defend the dark fantasy world of Teleria.
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IGRS 13+
The realm of Teleria trembles beneath the shadow of the Dark Lord Siroth. You have been called upon by the Arbiter, the immortal guardian of Teleria, to stop him. Heed the call!
Dive into a deep turn-based RPG with 8 exciting game modes and extensive character customization. Enjoy a story-driven campaign, competitive PvP clashes with players from across the world, and constant new challenges with our stream of updates.

Collect hundreds of unique Champions from 16 playable factions and combine them into unstoppable teams to take down your enemies. Dark elves, Ogryn warlords, Lizardmen, and more can all join your ranks – if you earn their loyalty.
Kit out your Champions with epic gear you loot along the way and customize their masteries for millions of possible builds. Level up your team and play them your way, unleashing a barrage of powerful skills and game-changing support abilities.
Enter the Arena and go head-to-head with other players to unlock special gear and climb up the leaderboards. Then, really put your skills to the test in real-time PvP battles with Live Arena.
Tear your way through a visually stunning campaign accompanied by a rich, fully-voiced dark fantasy narrative. Conquer the forces of Darkness as well as 13 challenging Dungeon bosses, fast-paced Faction Wars, and the notorious Doom Tower to earn valuable loot.
Join forces with your fellow players to take on Clan Bosses for exclusive gear, Shards to summon new Champions, and more. Once you’re strong enough, you can also compete against 4 other Clans in the epic Hydra Clash.
Learn about the inhabitants of Teleria through their unique backstories as well as the world itself. Immerse yourself even further by checking out the animated limited series RAID: Call of the Arbiter on YouTube.
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Klassisches Pay2Win Mobile Game halt. Mit den Champions die es für Echtgeld gibt, könnte man noch klar kommen (auch wenn einige davon sinnlos overpowered sind, ich sag nur 1 Champ mit 20k Wertung wiped ein Gegnerteam mit 180k Wertung in 10 von 10 fällen) Der tatsächlich nervige Pay2Win-Faktor ist aber die Glückswurf-Mechanik. Es gibt im Spiel auf so gut wie alles eine RNG-Chance. Sei es ob ein Treffer krittet, ein Debuff funktioniert oder auch manch abstruse Relikt-RNGs ala 3% Chance dass der Gegner 0 Schaden macht (für Casher sinds natürlich 93% ....). Es ist leicht zu identifizieren ob euer Gegner ein Casher ist oder nicht, im Normalfall mit 2 Casual Gamern verlaufen die Glückswürfe ungefähr 50:50, gegen einen Casher sehr offensichtlich 100:0, bis ihr das Gefecht klar verloren habt, danach gibts dann auch wieder RNG, z.B. ein Def-Champ der noch alleine überlebt und aber nur noch HP-Pinata darstellt, der darf dann auch mit 10% debuffs erteilen, damit das System sich die Statistik zurecht rückt ohne Cashern den notwendigen unfairen Vorteil zu verweigern. Auch ohne Cash-Gegner hält RNG für euch als Casual-Gamer einiges bereit. Champions zum Beispiel zieht man per RNG-Box, sogenannte Scherben. Falls ihr lange keinen hochwertigen Champion zieht, steigt zwar eure Chance darauf. Das hilft aber auch nicht wirklich, da hochwertig nich gleich auch nützlich bedeutet. Ihr werdet die schwächsten und nutzlosesten Legenden doppelt und dreifach ziehen bevor mal ein Passabler Champ sich zeigt. Weiterhin nervig für Casuals: Eure Gegner im niedrigen bis mittleren Level-Bereich sind zu 80-90% Bot-und Twink-Accounts, die nicht aufleveln aber alle paar Wochen nen neuen Champ bekommen (durch Saison-Ereignisse, Event-Kalender und Ähnliches). Viel Spaß im Duell mit diesen Accounts ..... Falls ihr mit all diesen EInschränkungen klarkommt, ist es ein recht amüsantes Spiel. Für meinen Geschmack ist es ein bisschen zu viel, auch mit weniger EInschränkungen wären Casher den Casuals überlegen womit ich persé kein Problem habe. Aber die Übertreibung in diesem Game ist leider grenzenlos :(
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Turkish +1 more
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Pretty cool game. good graphics, good characters and the turn-based rpg part is awesome. i would also suggest Plarium make mech arena for pc as well
Варто відкрити для себе щось нове та цікаве.
It is sooooooooo good
RAID: Shadow Legends is a free-to-play turn-based RPG developed and published by Plarium Global Ltd., transporting players to the war-ravaged fantasy world of Teleria. The story revolves around the Arbiter's mission to unite legendary warriors against the oppressive Dark Lord Siroth, but the narrative mainly serves as the backdrop for a game built around collecting powerful champions and steadily expanding an ever-growing roster. Although its premise follows familiar fantasy themes, the game's rich lore, impressive production values, and continuous content updates help create a setting that feels larger than a simple hero-collecting adventure. The Steam release successfully delivers the complete experience while allowing players to enjoy the same account across multiple platforms. One of the game's defining qualities is its enormous selection of more than 800 Champions drawn from 16 unique factions. Each hero possesses distinct abilities, combat specialties, elemental affinities, and visual identities, encouraging players to build teams that complement one another rather than relying on raw strength alone. Acquiring new Champions is only the beginning, as every character can be strengthened through equipment, ascension, masteries, blessings, artifacts, and skill upgrades. The progression systems are remarkably deep, rewarding experimentation with countless builds and strategic combinations. Whether focusing on offensive power, defensive durability, crowd control, or support roles, there is tremendous flexibility in how players develop their roster over time. Combat embraces a tactical turn-based system that values planning and synergy above fast reflexes. Success often depends on understanding how abilities interact, managing cooldowns effectively, applying buffs and debuffs at the right moment, and assembling teams tailored to specific encounters. As the difficulty increases, simply having high-level characters becomes insufficient, requiring players to learn boss mechanics and optimize their lineups for different challenges. This emphasis on strategy keeps battles engaging well beyond the opening hours, especially for players who enjoy refining their teams and overcoming increasingly demanding encounters. The amount of available content is another major strength. Beyond the fully voiced campaign, players gain access to a wide range of PvE activities, including numerous dungeons, Clan Boss battles, Doom Tower, Hydra encounters, Faction Wars, and a constant stream of limited-time events and tournaments. Every mode introduces unique mechanics that encourage the use of different Champions and specialized team compositions. Multiplayer features add even more longevity through Arena battles, Live Arena competition, clans, cooperative boss fights, and clan-focused events that reward teamwork and long-term participation. With so many parallel progression paths, there is rarely a shortage of objectives to pursue. Visually, RAID: Shadow Legends continues to stand out among free-to-play RPGs thanks to its highly detailed character models, elaborate armor designs, cinematic spell effects, and polished animations. Every Champion feels individually crafted, while the environments successfully capture the dark fantasy atmosphere the game aims to portray. The orchestral soundtrack and voice acting further strengthen the presentation, giving story sequences and battles a sense of scale that exceeds expectations for a free-to-play title. Combined with the extensive lore surrounding Teleria and its many factions, the world feels surprisingly immersive despite the game's focus on collection and progression. Like many live-service games, however, RAID is not without its drawbacks. Character progression eventually becomes heavily dependent on farming resources, completing daily objectives, and participating in recurring events. The game offers a wide variety of premium purchases that accelerate advancement, from summon shards to progression bundles, making monetization a constant presence throughout the experience. Fortunately, dedicated players can still unlock nearly all gameplay systems without spending money, but reaching the highest levels of efficiency requires either exceptional patience or financial investment. Those who enjoy gradual progression and long-term collection goals will likely appreciate the structure, while players seeking a shorter, self-contained RPG may find the grind excessive. Overall, RAID: Shadow Legends succeeds by combining strategic turn-based gameplay with one of the largest character collections available in the genre. Its wealth of game modes, satisfying progression systems, polished audiovisual presentation, and steady stream of new content create an experience capable of keeping dedicated players engaged for hundreds of hours. Although its free-to-play economy occasionally slows progress and encourages spending, the sheer amount of content, customization, and tactical depth makes it one of the stronger hero-collection RPGs available on Steam. Rating: 7/10
I played over 300 hours from Steam, but since today it stopped working, infinite loading screen. I did more than basic troubleshooting trying to repair, I guess it's just ♥♥♥♥♥♥ and I cannot play using Steam anymore. Edit: the issue has been resolved in about one day and the game is playable from Steam again. Now I can finally uninstall Plarium Play. About the game can't say much, if you like a decent gacha game you should start playing Raid, even as a very low spender/F2P, it is very entertaining. Going first in the Live Arena and bashing other teams is very nice! The current Mercurial meta is a bit annoying, but there are lots of changes and it will probably be nerfed soon.
Se to ani nenačte !
хорошая игра, но вот разрабы убивают ее, из за доната
excellent champion development, and constant updates and giveaways make this one of the best completely free games on the web!
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