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It is hard to focus on a single aspect of this fantastic game without feeling that I am leaving something out.

Legion TD 2 does so many little things right to make a game as deep and rewarding as it is. Despite the massive amount of complexity in it's balance and systems, the game presents itself is easy to pick up, play and win.

For being such a niche game, I think that the AutoAttack Devs have made a stellar on boarding process for new players wanting to try out an unfamiliar genre, and I think they succeed better in doing so than other major titles. Even beyond the tutorial, the game has a host of different assist options to familiarize players with the games units, pace and mechanics until they find their own footing towards success.

The game is so delicately balanced, it's near perfect. You'll feel fantastic when you're outpacing your lane and your opponent, and equally devastated when you're 1 gold short of a purchase that could make all the difference. The variability of units, combos, masterminds are rich and unique, yet somehow, equal.

You will develop an affinity for units, and hatred for others. But the longer you play, you might find something unexpected about a unit that you wholly ignored, and before you know it, you don't know how you were able to play without it. There is just so much to discover about this game.

If you are unfamiliar with this type of game, or are hesitant to get into a game so niche, I beg you to just try this game out. Those who seem to play the game end up playing it all the time.

It is hard to focus on a single aspect of this fantastic game without feeling that I am leaving something out. Legion TD 2 does so many little things right to make a game as deep and rewarding as it is. Despite the massive amount of complexity in it's balance and systems, the game presents itself is easy to pick up, play and win. For being such a niche game, I think that the AutoAttack Devs have made a stellar on boarding process for new players wanting to try out an unfamiliar genre, and I think they succeed better in doing so than other major titles. Even beyond the tutorial, the game has a host of different assist options to familiarize players with the games units, pace and mechanics until they find their own footing towards success. The game is so delicately balanced, it's near perfect. You'll feel fantastic when you're outpacing your lane and your opponent, and equally devastated when you're 1 gold short of a purchase that could make all the difference. The variability of units, combos, masterminds are rich and unique, yet somehow, equal. You will develop an affinity for units, and hatred for others. But the longer you play, you might find something unexpected about a unit that you wholly ignored, and before you know it, you don't know how you were able to play without it. There is just so much to discover about this game. If you are unfamiliar with this type of game, or are hesitant to get into a game so niche, I beg you to just try this game out. Those who seem to play the game end up playing it all the time.