Dungeon's Legion

I’ve never given a game a one-star rating in my life, but in this case, I can do it without the slightest twinge of conscience. Seriously... what's the point of this whole endless mode? When do we die? I don't think even the developer knows how the hell we're supposed to survive there... Was the difficulty level tested at all?? I can beat the Hell difficulty without dying even once or having to save my progress at all... but in Endless Mode, this never-ending story ends around the turn 84 even under the best circumstances. The whole thing is ridiculous. This mode should only be unlocked after we completed the Hell difficulty, as it's even harder than that.. Without the endless mode the game would obviously deserve a better rating, but I can't give more than 1 star to a game that includes a mission that is designed so that we can't win. Overall thanks to this constant, hopeless struggle and the futile suffering literally for the nothing in the endless mode, the game was quite a waste of time for me, and honestly, I wish I’d never ever found this trash on this forum.

Scenes are pretty bland, writing is pretty bland, technical depth of the game is pretty bland. You can either: 1. Choose not to use the DLC elites feature and get less gold, making encounters harder and more challenging but also making progression extremely slow and tedious, or 2. Use the DLC and trivialize everything by the last chapter, and grind through all the encounters because it takes 20+ runs to finish the entire story and get the characters. Either option makes for an extremely boring experience to slog through the game with a huge waiting component for a large part of it, imo the scenes and story are all not interesting enough to be worth it (skipped all of them, H included) Dungeon has no routing, pathing or strategy, its a matter of finding the beefiest mob that doesnt die so you dont waste too much resources each time. Combat has no tactical depth, you use the damage and control skills whenever they come off cooldown. The enemies attack your units 1v1 so excepting some aoe skills (at the end of the game) theres basically no unit synergy to speak of and you usually want the tankiest unit. The most interesting part of the game might be the skill research order, but it takes 5-7 turns to finish building a skill, so if you make a mistake you will notice it 7 turns from now. 3 stars because the game is at least completed, playable, and delivers what it promises, it just happens to not be particularly good at it.

i find the gameplay quite fun. I agree with many opinion that this game lack detailed mechanics that make you feel control and engage with the situation. This is essentially auto-battle tower defense with few skills you can use while the battle is running. most things are pre-plan and locked while battle is undergoing. However, i find the setup of the game really interesting. There are rooms that are connected from all side except the edge. This is a tower defense game where enemy constantly changing their lane, you can think of it this way. Or you can think of it as one giant interconnected lane. But enemy only come from one starting point. It's quite fun to observe enemy behavior to figure out how this game work in my opinion. Another interesting design decision is that one unit only engage with one unit at a time. Except if you consider area attack. It really affect how you place unit. Art is fine. Not bad and not the most remarkable. Story is also fine. It's overlord taking over the world. Don't expect too much on these fronts. there are extra characters with breeding/pregnancy fetish as its own mechanic. But main fighter heroine don't have that, just usual corruption. I really enjoy the play. I would give it 4.5 stars but i can't do that. I enjoy endless mode after clearing game on max level. i don't give it 5 stars because gameplay feel a bit disconnected from story progress. Or rather, the gameplay overshawdow the story so greatly i feel. i suggest demonion by astronauts if you are interested in tower defense game and find dungeon's legion gameplay unsatisfactory. It is a complete opposite in term of game design. That game has a lot of micromanagement. You might find dungeon's legion somewhat random. And that's true. But there is certainly a pattern to notice. i play this game quite sometime ago before writing this, but here are what i remember about the game if you care to read. 1. Enemy never turn back to the room they just exit unless interrupt by certain skill. 2. Dungeon size (more rooms) greatly improve defense. You will notice that enemy get "diluted" the further they walk in. This mean your units can share the burden on damage taken better when they are place deeper in the dungeon. 3. Center room take most damage. it receive enemies from both left and right. Effect get weaker as you move to deeper room. This either mean take your best unit on center for most powerful defense or keep them away from center if you want them alive better (bad luck still kill your unit). 4. Traps are essential. I can not win without traps. Learn and experiment them. General layout is simply traps in front and units at the back. 5. I find teleport skill is the best for saving your unit. 6. One unit in a room has better survival chance than multiple in a room sometimes, except if you have heal or place in deeper room. Placing multiple unit in the same room can be worse in some cases. This is because enemy is more concentrate in a room with multiple units. Because of 1v1 mechanic, most enemy will walk pass a room with single unit as your unit is busy fighting. This spread out the enemy and actually save your unit better. You concentrate your force when you have healing or develop a lot of strong units. 7. The homebase character is quite strong (yellow hair demon assistance girl). If i remember correctly, she is the only unit that can get multiple attack at the same time from enemies (the only non 1v1 in the game) 8. Tech upgrade is core of this game. Tech buying order decide your fate greatly. 9. Optional raiding (there are trap structure that invite elite enemies) give a ton of resources. It is actually the most effective way to play the game that i know of. There are four optional character if i remember right (After that it will spawn generic elite units). The same one with breeding mechanic. Capturing them give a lot of resources. This advance your tech upgrade really quickly thus help defending dungeon greatly.

Giving it 5 stars just for the fact that the gameplay made me play it a lot longer, no game breaking story you are the demon lord and you conquer the lands etc., nice cg though lacking and no animations. Like I said the part the sold me was the gameplay, its really fun and i can totally play this as a non porn game.

This is only a decent game, but I'm obligated to give it 5 stars for one reason. I spent 5 entire days autistically grinding out the endless mode. There is a fair amount of technically depth under the hood to manage the bullshit RNG that only becomes evident during endless mode. That's not to say it becomes great or tactically fulfilling, I spent 5 days grinding out the first 15 days until I got an RNG set-up that didn't suck ass and ensure my death. I made DPS flowcharts, formation spread analysis, and saw far to much goblin penis; all to create the optimal bullshit dungeon, a strategy that used only 1 heroine until day 80 (the healer is OP as fuck for very little investment). I made it to day 120 before getting bored and saying farewell to my latest autism fixation. As for the rest... Despite all the time I spent with the game I couldn't begin to tell you what the plot is or who anyone's name is. That should tell you alot

Achievement is bugged. need download patch to fix all scenes unlock when you clear the game Gameplay 2/5: you defend your dungeon by placing units in 3 columns of rooms, entrance and exit being the first and last room in the middle column. Once the battle start there is not much to do. You can cast spell that randomly damage one enemy unit and some other support spells. You can't tell low health units to retreat. So early-mid game you will most likely lose your frontline units, making it meaningless to upgrade them. You can place 3 units max in a room but they always fight 1-on-1. You can't pick which unit takes the fight so if every enemy decide to fight the same unit in a room, you lose that unit. Doesn't feel like there is a lot to do H 3.5/5: a bit hit or miss. some scenes are good. some are meh 9 girls with 3-4 scenes (1 with monsters), with forced/lewd/2 alt costumes/naked ver + 1 capture scene w/o alt ver 4 girls with 2 scenes + 2 preggo scenes, forced/lewd/lingerie/naked ver (all with goblins only) Other than the forced ver all other ver share the same dialog. -.5 for rather long loading time and a bit high cpu usage for a simple game

This is essentially a tower-defense game. You are a demon lord with a dungeon you have to protect. But if the enemies get to your room you auto-lose. So you have to set up traps and monsters to serve as guards in the dungeon. You start out with one hero-unit (Reina) but get more over the course of the story. Since the enemies get stronger over time you have to manage resources, get upgrades and level up your units. On paper it sounds fine, in practice it's a bit boring. You can change the difficulty of the game but whether it's easy or hard, it's kind of boring either way. The art is good, but a lot of sex scenes are repeated and the story doesn't go much of anywhere. Defend dungeon for most of it, then in a cutscene at the end you're told you conquered the world eventually. That's also quite lame.

Dungeon's Legion [Full + DLCs] [LunaSoft] The game has excellent art and good dubbing, so it's easy that just for these two points it manages to make people appreciate its h-scenes, but unfortunately it didn't convince me. Excellent art and dubbing, I have nothing to add. Scene-h: They're not badly drawn but they didn't engage me, on the contrary, I found them boring. The only scene I liked is Spoiler the one with Reina with the 3 goblins, it's a poorly written scene (not the translation) but it's the only one I liked in the entire game. Story: Nothing innovative, very banal and poorly written (just look at Reina's behavior to understand the writing of the game). Characters: Forgettable after a few days of finishing the game. Practically all identical character and the scenes don't help. Gameplay: it's almost all automatic, you just need to position the troops and prepare traps, occasionally clicking on skills that have little influence on enemy troops. It's not the worst gameplay in the world, but it's boring and repetitive (every day of the game). The troops sent to attack are even worse, additional maps to attack are not unlocked, the troops cannot die. There's little to it that's strategic, I've seen absolutely nothing about turn-based combat. In short, a game that I don't recommend but with an excellent art and good dubbing, with a structure that didn't cause crashes or bugs. Stupid choice of difficulty, given that there is no newgame+ to be able to improve in case of defeat or ways to improve your troops, with the risk of getting stuck in a certain piece of history.

Not a very deep strategy game, ero is very standard, corruption is very fast. Good game, does things well, the defense part of the game is hard and you have to figure out how to overcome it to win. The strategy phase for research and deployment and the defense phase for fighting. There's also a raid mechanic but its basically the way you generate resources and there's nothing to beat except updating the raiding party with stronger units. There isn't a whole lot you can do in depth with your units besides getting some synergies going with different monsters and/or abilities. However there are units being introduced basically through the whole game which keeps it fresh. The girls you capture also function as a drip feed to keep you going and they are often the strongest units you can field. I didn't like how the units could only face off one to one. There isn' t much you can do till you get area healing and then area damage spells. The girls felt like they were a last resort instead of a force multiplier since they would be all that is left after a battle instead of working with the monsters to keep alive. This does end up happening when area spells and buffs can be applied but it's later in the game. CG's are good, one for non-corrupted and one for corrupted. Different outfits can be worn as well but doesn't change much. There are 3 per girl with a dlc scene for some of them. There's also the dlc girls and elite units you can challenge which are pretty cool and keep the game fresh. If you are ahead of the game they help you stay ahead, if you are behind or just barely holding on they will wreck you and make the rewards not worth it. I still thought they were good and the dlc girls are used in a different way and with a lot more cg's. Overall a cool game, a sequel would be interesting but it doesn't seem like they are set up to do one. It's a simple game, not too hard, but I didn't find a reason to do a harder difficulty as there doesn't seem to be a hidden ending locked behind them.

Although I can appreciate the graphics resources and voice acting, but overall the game is mediocre. Dungeon management is pretty boring. It's strange, but many on steam praise that for the breadth of possibilities ... No... Even the goblin burrow was better! Well, about sex scenes... typical nonsense where. - Goblins. Oh no! - After a minute. - Oh, yes...

False tags for the game. There is no animation just a flashing screen. The game is beyond reparative and you have to play over and over just to get a little money or blood to upgrade a unit. H scenes are only ok. Massive amount of rape.

I beat the game on the hardest difficulty, didn't go for achievements because they didn't proc (someone said I could fix it if I updated, but I don't care tbh.). This is a fun management game. Learning different techs to get through chapters with different enemies keeps the game interesting. A problem is that once you know the most optimal strat (won't share) , the fun decreases in other playthroughs. The dlc for fighting heroines breaks the econ/stress of the game by giving you too many recourses too often. Side objectives are fun to get extra scenes, but are worthless because beating the game once gives you all of them regardless if you've triggered them. From this point on is spoilers. Getting Heroines should be fun, but not being able to place them wherever (multiple in a room or replacing Reina.) and putting them in the raid team when they are most relevant (They help econ better in raid teams then in your dungeon.) hurts my ability to care about them as units. The percentage-based invasion instead of a set date hurts difficulty scaling by allowing players to reset for a more favorable time table or stresses due to increased difficulty. Characters falling off in later chapters sucks, I wished they allowed you to meaningfully level them up more. I don't like the leveling you can buy at max rank. The pure stat boost is boring, I would've preferred unlocking costumes or perks to switch out to make the game more dynamic and the investment I put into them mattered. Overall I really like this game, that's why I have so many complaints. The fun comes from the struggle to beat chapters. I would recommend this game to people who like to fuck around and find out what works. A few resets may be needed in your playthrough.

it's ok. kind of wish there's more mechanics to the gameplay. the story: definitely barebones. isekai'd protag that has to play the demon king role. good vs evil is extremely binary here. the characters are definitely as template as it goes. gameplay: every turn is divided into two parts: strategy and defend modes. strategy mode is meant for you to prepare yourself for the incoming waves of enemies to defend. resource management will be the main focus of this part. and then the defend mode. enemies will push and your units will defend and your only interaction as the demon lord is to fire spells in the battlefield, which you have to research in the strategy phase. first playthrough you'll definitely fumble as you're trying to figure out what the right strat is for you, but once you got your strat its a no-brainer. I kind of wish there's more mechanics to the game than just that. but whatevs. if there will be another game like this but more mechanics then by all means.

This game is definitely not for everyone. When reaching for this title, you should be aware that it is not a nice story about goodness, happiness and love. Here we play the role of a complete sociopath who has no problem raping or condemning women to death. He himself admits that he doesn't sadistically abuse his victims just because it doesn't excite him. This is somehow related to another point, perhaps important for some, namely that none of the "heroines" are exclusive to us. Each captured heroine must be raped by some kind of monster in our army before she joins us. Does this count as NTR? I don't know, let everyone decide for themselves. Despite this, the game is only dark if we think about it somehow. In the game itself, all women immediately begin to feel great pleasure after contact with our any other type of male reproductive organ. If we don't take it too seriously, the game offers pleasant mechanics and nice, sexy, static images of hot anime girls undergoing a complete transformation into sex-addicted, obedient servants. It took me 14 hours to complete it on normal difficulty. I recommend it to fans of the Black Bunny series.

Scenario A NEET is isekaied in a world of magic and swords. He is the Demon Lord and must confront the Order. To do so, he is accompanied by a priestess of Chaos and a particularly clever goblin. But it’s impossible to face the opposing forces head-on, so he’ll have to set up his dungeon and attract adventurers to bolster his forces. Gameplay It’s hard to describe the gameplay. The game is divided into two phases. The strategic round consists of placing your units in your dungeon, setting traps, upgrading your units and assigning demons to raid surrounding villages. Once this is done, the combat turn begins. You have very little control over events as adventurers return to reach your priestess. Hopefully, your strategy will suffice. The trick of the game is to manage your limited resources, whether gold, upgrade materials, the sequence of your research or the number of remaining turns. It’s a small game, so the balancing is a bit rough, but once you’ve found the right technique, you’ll finish the game without too many problems, even if you have to keep your wits about you. H-content First of all, I really like the style of the game, even if the character designs are a little too fluid. The content is quite generous, between scenes with monsters, training scenes with the Demon Lord to upgrade your heroines, and other little treats. You unlock as you go, at an appreciable pace. You never go long without a new CG to enjoy, but they’re rare enough to be fully appreciated. Scenes revolve around forced sex, monster impregnation and the fantasies of our Demon Lord. What I didn’t like The beginning of the game is a little difficult, as the tutorial teaches you how to play, but gives no advice. You have to try it out, and don’t hesitate to restart. There’s a kind of limit to the number of turns per chapter, which keeps the tension up, but I personally like to take my time. As for the characters, I like their design but their personalities are hopelessly empty. Conclusion I really enjoyed Dungeon’s Legion. I won’t be playing it again tomorrow, as there’s not much diversity in the gameplay, but it was a great time to try it out.

It's a solid H-game. The game mechanic work well enough. The progression is smooth with scene rewards interspersed so there aren't many stretches without new smut. The tower defense gameplay isn't going to win any awards but it works. The ability to speed up rounds is key. The characters have a little bit of personality but since they all get turned into fuck dolls relatively quickly that dissipates pretty quickly. The plot is pretty standard isekai stuff. The translation is really good. There were some bits of dialogue that I found amusing but I also ended up fast fowarding through some of the scenes because they got repetitive. The CGs are good. Overall I enjoyed the game but I don't see myself wanting to play it again.

Quite disappointing 1. The feeling of being a Dungeon Master is nonexistent. There are too few construction features. There is no combo building or using the environment like playing city building games, building bases or anything like that. Most traps are pretty useless. There's no point in placing units in combinations or trying to route them through the dungeon. Because the enemy kept walking and just randomly attacked. Sometimes they attack the weaker or support first. Sometimes they would just walk straight to the center room. If it is claimed that the enemy's movements are unpredictable. I don't invite you to think like that at all. Because it seems like the players are being taken advantage and It has become a game to measure your luck. 2. The unit management system is shallow. There are very few methods and options for developing subordinates. No wearing of equipment. No additional skill learning. There are no units that work in combos with other units. Just save up the money and when the merchant comes, you can buy and upgrade the entire team at a time. And any unit that is weak and useless will be destroyed. There are no other hidden benefits that are worth bringing back. Except for keeping it through the conditions of releasing some HCG. 3. There are almost no difficulties and challenges. If you play until you're an expert at a certain level. You can release the screen right away. In the dungeon map that I used, I could use the same one to progress through the next level with ease. Actually, this game doesn't have and doesn't require Grinding. But when playing, it felt slow. Do something over and over until it's boring. Because the game forces you to keep playing until you wait for the research to be completed. Then wait for the random heroine of the chapter to appear. So it felt like a long time. If the game were more difficult and had more to play. If in each Chapter there is always something to try playing or trying new things. It probably wouldn't feel like this. 4. The whole game uses only the same plot. But the characters in the story are still fooled to the point of looking stupid. It seems too simplistic, with no effort put into designing the plot. The whole game is good, just the character designs look beautiful and interesting with good CG work. Played on Kagura games Version and use Google TL to write a review.

Quite a great game, love the mechanics, it's also challenging, which is a plus in H games because you need to feel the accomplishment of having this and that sex scene. Also scenes are quite good, they gradually change, you have some customization options so it's a plus obviously. The best thing about the game is gameplay which is actually engaging and not long which is also great. I met quite a few bugs but they don't change anything. Overall, it's a solid game. 9/10

Game is too difficult to be a good H game. Did they even beta test their own game before releasing it? If I am struggling this much on "normal" difficult I can only imagine the 2 higher difficulties are actually impossible.

Cons: no animated scenes at all boring sex scenes grind is insane even with cheats and on easy it takes forever to get for something to happen Pros: Nice looking CG, not worth playing it tho Dungeon. Tho nothing of interest in it. TDLR: If you are here for plot, sex scenes, etc. This is not for you. Plot is a joke and to see sex scenes just download cheat to unlock them.