An infinitely replayable multiplayer and single-player tower defense. Defend against waves of enemies and destroy the enemy's king before they destroy yours. Legion TD 2 is a one-of-a-kind game of tactics, teamwork, and prediction. Party as 1-8 players.
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solid game. lots of tower. i enjoy
This game is currently in the Humble Choice for July 2022, this is part of my coverage of the bundle. If you are interested in the game and it's before August 2nd, 2022, consider picking up the game as part of the current monthly bundle.
An Autobattler that feels accessible.
Legion TD 2 seems like a solid game, it’s called a Multiplayer Tower Defense game and I think it’s also commonly called an Autobattler. I got through a lengthy tutorial and some of the campaign mode and found it to be a relatively welcoming experience. There are a lot of helpful tips and tricks, and even a recent upgrade improved what they call the Game Coach.
Placing units and trying to use strategy was a good move, but a big piece here is resource management. You have resources to attack the enemy, and a different resource to defend yourself, but using each resource can increase the rate you gain the opposite resource. If that sounds confusing, it’s well explained in the tutorial. After the first few levels of the campaign I was getting a solid handle on the gameplay.
Pick this up if you want to play multiplayer. There’s a campaign, tutorial, and more, but this game is intended to be played online and competitively, and there are some interesting gameplay elements there. There are also a lot of interesting choices such as the ability to reroll your characters, and eight factions as well as a special faction that will hopefully keep the game fresh.
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An Autobattler that feels accessible.
Legion TD 2 seems like a solid game, it’s called a Multiplayer Tower Defense game and I think it’s also commonly called an Autobattler. I got through a lengthy tutorial and some of the campaign mode and found it to be a relatively welcoming experience. There are a lot of helpful tips and tricks, and even a recent upgrade improved what they call the Game Coach.
Placing units and trying to use strategy was a good move, but a big piece here is resource management. You have resources to attack the enemy, and a different resource to defend yourself, but using each resource can increase the rate you gain the opposite resource. If that sounds confusing, it’s well explained in the tutorial. After the first few levels of the campaign I was getting a solid handle on the gameplay.
Pick this up if you want to play multiplayer. There’s a campaign, tutorial, and more, but this game is intended to be played online and competitively, and there are some interesting gameplay elements there. There are also a lot of interesting choices such as the ability to reroll your characters, and eight factions as well as a special faction that will hopefully keep the game fresh.
If you enjoyed this review or want to know what I think of other games in the bundle, check out the full review on or subscribe to my Youtube channel: https://youtu.be/gfXm_PEbi4E