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Strategy, Turn-based strategy (TBS), Tactical, Card & Board Game
Based on the original tactical board game "Legions of Steel" designed by Clark Browning, Marco Pecota and Derrick Villeneuve, where players fight battles in a dark and dangerous environment.
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Cool, contemplative, clear and unpretentious.
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Digitally DownloadedJul 20154/5 starsLegions of Steel was great to sit down for long periods at time as there was never any rush to finalise my moves until you were ready. It's a niche game, as all Slitherine projects are, but the publisher does have a deep understanding of what makes for a quality, deep, strategy game, and it has applied the same expertise to the tactics sub-genre with impressive results.
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PC InvasionPeter ParrishJul 20157/10A sturdy conversion of a robust set of board game rules. The top-down, corridor-heavy setting is reminiscent of Space Hulk, but Legions of Steel places more emphasis on equal fire-fights between the competing factions.
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DarkZeroDominic SheardAug 20157/10Anyone able to overlook the mundane presentation will find an intriguing title that will take time to master its mechanics, and is worth checking out for people who have had their fill of Space Hulk or are after the next digital adaptation of a challenging 90s board game.
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Game RevolutionAnthony LaBellaJul 20152/5 starsI hate to see a game like Legions of Steel fall short, because it's the kind of gameplay experience that I typically appreciate. It offers a challenge and requires careful planning, but it's missing mechanical depth.
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CGMagazineSteven MessnerAug 20155/10Legions of Steel has a solid foundation that is spoiled by a lack of ambition and poor design.
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IGDB rating 5.3/10 from 1 ratings.
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