King’s Bounty: Legions is both a browser and mobile game created through the collaborative efforts of Nival and KranX Productions, with Nival acting as the publisher. Initially, the game appeared on the Facebook social network as an application, but then King’s Bounty: Legions was also released on iOS and Android platforms. King’s Bounty: Legions is not a sequel to any of the parts of the series; it is a standalone project. It should be noted that the game fully utilizes content proposed by the now-defunct Katauri Interactive studio. Simply put, Legions does not differ much from the games in the main King’s Bounty series, at least visually.
So, what can Legions offer to the average King’s Bounty fan? At the very least, now your favorite toy can be taken anywhere you go. The mobile version of the game is implied, of course. Legions also offers to participate in battles with your friends in a PvP format, which is also interesting. The action of King’s Bounty: Legions takes place in a certain kingdom where, as usual, not everything is calm. Evil pirates roam the coastal areas, robbers scurry through the forests, and zombies crowd the graveyards. Only a truly valiant hero can save the kingdom. The player takes on the role of such a hero—a graduate of a military academy.
Of course, at the beginning stages, the hero cannot boast impressive strength, and the army under his control is minimal. To become larger and stronger, he must fight and complete various tasks. Speaking of which, there are quite a few tasks in King’s Bounty: Legions. The game features a global map for movement, although the freedom of action is somewhat limited. The hero cannot be moved to any vacant plot. Alas and alack. Travel is only possible between cities, specific locations, and quest zones. Exploring the world of King’s Bounty: Legions is, of course, not prohibited, but there is one