King's Bounty Legions

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King's Bounty Legions is a single player and multiplayer role playing game with a historical theme. It was developed by Nival and was released on December 10, 2013. It received neutral reviews from players.

King’s Bounty: Legions is vibrant, well thought-out 3D online strategy game with turn-based combat in a vast and diverse game universe. Head into a world full of magic, wondrous creatures and wicked monsters. Become a knight, forge armor in the smithy and amass an invincible army! Upgrade your troops and learn new spells. Wage battle against friends and share your achievements! Join a clan or cre…

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43%

Audience ScoreBased on 490 reviews

story7 positive mentions

monetization4 negative mentions

The game offers a nostalgic experience for fans of the King's Bounty series, with familiar gameplay mechanics and units.
It has a vibrant art style and decent graphics that can be visually appealing.
Players can enjoy the game for free, with the option to progress without spending money if they are patient.

The game heavily relies on microtransactions, making it feel like a pay-to-win experience, especially in PvP.
It requires a Facebook account for full functionality, which can be annoying and intrusive for players who prefer not to use social media.
The gameplay can become repetitive and grindy, with limited content and a lack of depth compared to the original King's Bounty games.

story
52 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
13%
75%
12%
The game's story is generally criticized for being weak and lacking depth, with many players noting that it feels repetitive and uninspired. While there are numerous quests and missions, they often require social media interaction and can become tedious, leading to a sense of frustration rather than engagement. Overall, the narrative aspect is seen as a significant drawback, detracting from the overall experience.
- “The game is amazing with its battle system and story.”
- “Good battle mechanics and storyline.”
- “Complete hundreds of quests and truly earn your king’s bounty!”
- “Story is almost non-existing.”
- “The quest line was suddenly over and I was left with a: 'and what now?' feeling.”
- “The quests are boring, I don't even read any of them.”
gameplay
44 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
23%
70%
7%
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with many players criticizing the reliance on grind, monetization mechanics, and a lack of depth compared to previous titles in the series. While some appreciate the decent graphics and tactical elements, others find the gameplay dull, confusing, and hindered by intrusive social features and stamina limits. Overall, the game offers a simplified experience that may appeal to casual players but falls short for those seeking a more engaging and strategic gameplay experience.
- “The gameplay is amazing; tactics, quests, attractive graphics, and music mean so much potential is halted by the aforementioned.”
- “Fun game once you understand the mechanics.”
- “It has a unique type of gameplay that can be attractive to a certain audience and worth at least a try.”
- “It's filled with your typical grind/wait/pay mechanics and predatory monetization.”
- “I gave this a try to see how it played, and while the graphics and gameplay are decent, the whole thing just feels dull and bland.”
- “Bad graphics, boring gameplay, and uninteresting dialogue make this a terrible game.”
graphics
29 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
28%
58%
14%
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising the attractive visuals and artistic style, while others criticize them as fuzzy, outdated, or lacking in detail. Many feel that the graphics do not elevate the gameplay experience, which is often described as dull or confusing. Overall, while there are moments of beauty, the graphics are frequently seen as a step back from previous titles in the genre.
- “I would recommend this game to anyone who likes stories, graphics, resolution, and battle systems.”
- “I like the graphics much better than a lot of generic games of this sort, and PvP is challenging.”
- “It has beautiful graphics, though.”
- “The graphics were fuzzy on the world screen; the beautiful skill book was reduced to a little action bar; and the combat was a huge step backward.”
- “Bad graphics, boring gameplay, and uninteresting dialogue make this a terrible game.”
- “Graphics are poor, camera movements are weird, and game design is unimaginative.”
monetization
25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
12%
72%
16%
The monetization model of the game is heavily criticized for its reliance on microtransactions, which create a grindy experience that often forces players to pay to progress. Many users report that after a few hours, advancing without spending money becomes nearly impossible, leading to frustration with the unbalanced matchmaking and the overall "pay-to-win" structure. While some find the game addictive and enjoyable, the pervasive monetization tactics detract from the experience, particularly for those who prefer to play without spending extra money.
- “The game has microtransactions, but it doesn't kill the game as long as you do not play PvP.”
- “Everything the critics say about this game is true - microtransactions and Facebook nag - but it is still hugely addictive and good fun if it's your kind of game.”
- “It does have microtransactions and 'share with friends' pop-ups as you would expect from a game connected to Facebook, and it's not for everyone, but overall it's a decent game, especially for being free to play.”
- “It's filled with your typical grind/wait/pay mechanics and predatory monetization.”
- “Beginning is easy but after 3-5 hours you just can't progress without microtransactions.”
- “This game is a cash grab; spend $20.00 to play the real thing.”
grinding
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
7%
93%
Players generally find the grinding aspect of "King's Bounty: Legions" to be excessive and tedious, especially after reaching higher levels, where progress becomes increasingly difficult without spending money. While some enjoy the grind initially due to the lack of energy restrictions, many express frustration with the game's pay-to-win elements and the slow pace of advancement, leading to prolonged periods of repetitive gameplay. Overall, the grind is seen as a significant barrier to enjoyment, particularly in the later stages of the game.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “Despite not having a lot of content, and having some pay-to-win elements (unless you are okay with excessive grinding), I think King's Bounty: Legions is a good online turn-based strategy game that shines in its tactical battles.”
- “Really nice-looking, sometimes clever, yet very grindy and rage-producing pay-to-win PvE/PvP multiplayer King's Bounty game.”
- “As a fan of the King's Bounty series, this seemed like a great idea - and the initial hours of free-to-play games usually are (in order to draw you in) - but the game quickly loses pace, and is annoying, trying to lure you into spending money in order to speed up the ever-increasing grinding rate of play.”
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
37%
38%
The music in the game is generally praised for its quality, drawing comparisons to the King's Bounty series, but it quickly becomes repetitive and lacks the catchy appeal of the original. While some players appreciate the soundtrack, others feel it detracts from the overall experience, with criticisms of sound effects and music being uninspired. Overall, the music contributes to the game's atmosphere but fails to stand out or innovate.
- “The music wasn't bad, though not as catchy as the original, in my opinion.”
- “Tactic battles from the great King's Bounty series with those exact units, art, and music.”
- “Almost everything is taken from the King's Bounty series (music, graphics, etc.), especially the soundtrack, which is great but soon becomes repetitive.”
- “Overall, there was more freedom in the original, and everything, from the music to the exploration and battles, was more interesting.”
- “Bad music and sounds.”
humor
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
80%
20%
The humor in the game is described as inconsistent; while some players find it funny and enjoyable, others feel it lacks the trademark wit of the King's Bounty series, with some quests presented in a dry manner typical of Facebook games. Overall, the comedic elements seem to resonate with some players but leave others wanting more.
- “Funny moments as I played! Now I don't have time to stop!”
- “Funny and difficult.”
- “It does have the sense of humor that makes King's Bounty fun.”
- “Not funny at all.”
character development
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
100%
Character development in the game has been significantly altered, with spells replaced by single-use items that are purchased with gold and do not evolve with the character. While it retains elements from previous designs, the focus has shifted towards social features like PvP, raids, and item rewards from friends, diminishing the depth of character progression.
- “It builds on its previous character design and gameplay, while adding social PvP, raids, and friend list item rewards.”
- “Spells have been all but removed and turned into single-use items you have to purchase with gold, which are not affected in any way by character development.”
- “It plays off its previous character design and gameplay, but adds social PvP, raids, and friend list item rewards.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game suffers from significant stability issues, with reports of freezing after extended playtime and persistent lag and bugs that hinder the overall experience. Users have experienced difficulties in resuming gameplay even after attempts to restart or reinstall the game.
- “Found the game interesting at first, but after 47 minutes of tutorial gameplay, the game freezes and cannot be resumed either by restarting or reinstalling the game.”
- “Laggy and buggy.”

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King's Bounty Legions is a role playing game with historical theme.

King's Bounty Legions is available on PC, Mac OS, Phone, iPad and others.

On average players spend around 147 hours playing King's Bounty Legions.

King's Bounty Legions was released on December 10, 2013.

King's Bounty Legions was developed by Nival.

King's Bounty Legions has received neutral reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its monetization.

King's Bounty Legions is a single player game with multiplayer support.

Similar games include Dragons and Titans, Might & Magic: Era of Chaos, Legend of Solgard, MARVEL Puzzle Quest, BladeBound: RPG Adventure Game and others.

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