- January 5, 2018
- yyt
Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory
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About
"Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory" is a role-playing game where players control a team of warriors in a sprawling fantasy world. The game features real-time tactical combat, where players must quickly switch between characters and use their unique abilities to overcome enemies. The story is told through multiple perspectives, offering different views on the events unfolding in the world.











- Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory features a fast-paced and mechanically deep combat system that rewards timing and skill, making it engaging and satisfying to play.
- The game boasts beautiful visuals and an impressive soundtrack, enhancing the overall experience and immersion in the story.
- Players are presented with meaningful choices that affect both the gameplay and narrative, adding replayability and depth to the experience.
- The game suffers from technical issues, including bugs that can disrupt gameplay, such as invisible enemies and freezing after battles.
- The combat can become chaotic and difficult to manage, especially with unclear enemy attack animations and tight timing requirements for blocking.
- Progression feels minimal, with character evolution tied to story events and equipment grinding being tedious, which may frustrate players looking for a more traditional RPG experience.
story
34 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is engaging, featuring a classic conflict between two emperors, enriched by player choices that significantly impact the narrative and character development. While the storyline is intriguing and offers multiple perspectives, the presentation suffers from poor translation and simplistic mechanics that can detract from the experience. Overall, the blend of interesting characters, moral complexity, and replayability through different story paths adds depth, despite some gameplay and control issues.
“You're offered lots and lots of choices that affect not just the battle you're on (creating a little roguelite-ish experience), but also the entire story; and even secrets; allowing for a fresh view of the same tried story of two emperors fighting for the throne.”
“The storyline is interesting and the gameplay is challenging.”
“The devs even include a nice card-based bonus system that adds some flavor to the story, making decisions that shape the unfolding tale.”
“Characters only level up (or actually, evolve) through story events, and even then they're locked behind choices, so you can easily screw your playthrough.”
“The presentation is also, sadly, really cheap and detracts from the story; everything is presented as your character auto-running to the right, never stopping, even villages, with your decisions being very vague cards that are usually one word, with you only finding out what you actually picked later, when it comes back to bite you.”
“Outside of that, the mission path is very linear and the game is worth playing through at least twice: once for each story.”