The world as we knew it no longer exists. Join the few remaining survivors, lead them, and build your city, feed your people and organize your defenses to survive the hordes of enemies attacking your kingdom, mankind's last kingdom, our hope. Can you turn a small village into a great realm?
Got 15 minutes in, built a farm, trained 2 guys, then got stuck with no clue what to do next. Voice acting sounds like AI after a rough night out. Love the concept, hate the execution (for now). Hope they patch this mess. 🧱🤖🗺️
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The buggiest game I have ever played.
Pros
-Character Design and Battle Animation
Cons
-If you progress build and avoid starvation, you will not progress anymore and it will be a 24/7 battles and upgrades.
-There is no proper "click to see the full dialogue" button, you need to wait several seconds to be able to read the dialogue as it slowly reveals...
I liked the game, the concept is really good! But it still has some bugs.
It's not possible to unlock the Knight's last ability, so you can't progress with him or unlock two achievements: The Impenetrable Defense and Professional Army.
Another bug that ruins the experience: when you're attacked at your base and successfully defend it, the enemy symbol...
Legacy of Sin: Ill-Boding offers a unique fusion of city-building strategy and tower defense gameplay, combining real-time large-scale battles with methodical, turn-based management of your settlements and territories. Set against the backdrop of a Renaissance-era world ravaged by a catastrophic magical disaster, the remnants of humanity are pushed...
It's a good game, I had fun, and it seems to have a lot of content and interesting mechanics. It's not a hand-holding game that tells you step by step what to do. you have to read a lot and build your city based on what you think is most worthwhile. Now that I’ve built everything the wrong way, I’ll probably start a new game to construct the buildings...
