Release Date: November 4, 2005
Legion Arena is a large-scale strategy game, which by taking into elements known from the production typical for the RPG genre, offers s something more than just traditional battles with the participation of numerous armies.
Legion Arena is a Role Playing Strategy game on a massive scale. Take control of a small band of warriors and train them to be the mightiest army in the world!
* Recruit and train your troops
* Buy equipment and choose their skills. Over 100 skills to choose from!
* Personalise the appearance of each squad by selecting their textures
* Command vast armies in epic 3D battles
* Earn experience and denari for your victories
* Two campaign paths - play as Romans or Gauls. Get drawn into the story of the rise of Rome.
* Over 100 scenarios
* Over 20 unique unit types including Legionaries, Praetorians, Elephants and Naked Fanatics.
* Special effects including water, particles, lighting & night battles, weather and grass
* Detailed combat model design by a double world wargaming champion.
* Deploy your troops and issue orders before battle.
* Real time control in battle using our innovative order time system
* Every unit has strengths and weaknesses. Learn how to use your strengths and exploit your enemies weaknesses.
* Real terrain effects - cavalry are weaker in woods, light infantry are weaker in the open.
* Sandbox mode to allow the design of scenarios for you and other players to challenge.
* Easy to learn, hard to master.
Platforms:
PC Windows
Developer: Slitherine / Matrix Games
Publisher: Black Bean Games
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System Requirements for Legion Arena Video Game:
PC / Windows
Recommended System Requirements:
Pentium III 1 GHz, 256 MB RAM, graphic card 64MB, 1 GB HDD.
List of Game Expansions for Video Game:
Expansion
March 1, 2006
Strategy
Cult of Mithras is the first official addition to the Legion Arena - a strategy game prepared by Slitherine Software and published by Black Bean Games. The authors of the programme decided to do the same as in the case of their earlier production (Legion) and placed mythological beings in front of the Roman army.
