The Dark Legions

The Dark Legion is one of those games, which we often find ourselves in the bookstore, but which we almost always ignore. Or at least, so it's always for me. Fact is, that is a very but very cute game! It's a kind of Age of Empires of the poor, to put it short. In The Sandbox games we will see the clash of two factions, of which we do not know the name, but of which we can only change the color. We'Ll have to recruit "slaves", or so they are described in the game, which will be given various orders: cut the wood, build various buildings, collect gold in the mines, collect stones. These three unique resources will be stored in special buildings called "warehouses" and will be used for the construction of other more advanced buildings and for the most demanding units. It Will be possible to unlock the enlistment of soldiers through the construction of the Dear and classic barracks, and initially only 3 units will be available: Swordsmen, archers and knights. However, going forward with the technologies (unlockable in the various buildings, but especially in the main building) it will be possible to recruit others. With These troops, we will have to try to defend ourselves or destroy the enemy's stronghold. There is Not much more to say, and what little there is, I invite you to find out by buying the game.

A beautiful and bilige time Travel I have seen the Game for only 1.99 and bought after a short thought. When I started the Game, I was greeted by a choice of Language and the Face of a Soldier after a short Loading screen. When I chose the Language, I would be pleasantly surprised by the German Translation. So I have played in the Menu the Campages and the 3 Tutorials, in which everything is explained well. And, oh my God, the Game bore many Similarities to Warcraft II (Waaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuuuuu!). So I had bought a (almost) perfect Warcraft II Remake for almost 2 euros with some Changes and Extensions. But the whole thing has a Catch: The Graphics are bad, the Animatons are bad, but I liked to Accept that when you think about the Price. So after the Tutorial I pre-bonded the real Battle. And this was quite like in Warcraft II. No elaborate Cutscences, in the Beginning simple missions that are becoming more and more compact. The Story, by the way, is nothing spectacular. After winning and losing some Battles, destroying Cities and burning Houses, the Game crashed in such a way. Does it frequently, by the way. But that's not bad when you activate Autosave like me. When I started the Game again, I lost only 2 Minutes of Game progress. That was actually the whole Experience that is noteworthy. I finished the Fight and that was. For each of the Warcraft II loved Has a clear Recommendation, for every RTS fan as well. But If you value graphics, I can only advise.