Strategy Legion: No Wifi Games

Strategy Legion: No Wifi Games

Turn based RPG, offline games

7.1K ratings
57 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 20, 2015
  • July 16, 2024

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Engage in a turn-based strategy RPG with deep tactical combat and hero recruitment. Explore over 400 levels, collect and upgrade heroes, and conquer the continent in this offline adventure.

Turn-based strategy RPG
Recruit all enemies
Over 400 levels
Hero collection and training
Multiple unit types
Offline gameplay
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What's New in Strategy Legion

1.7.7

July 16, 2024

Partial UI change

20

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$49.99

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A big box of Gem(Gem x 1930)

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Has great potential, takes time to figure it out

There are two GREAT things about this game: first, each time you play it, you make some progress, even if it’s just some experience on your heroes and leaders. You don’t have to start over from nothing every time like in some games. Second, you aren’t playing AGAINST other players. There are no bullies destroying your stuff just because they think that’s fun, like in despicable games that even brag “loot other players” as a reason to play it. Grrr. I realized there’s a third GREAT thing about this game, very different from many other games that I deleted: the PLAYER controls the risk and reward. You aren’t forced to go deeper and deeper, or faster and faster, until it’s impossible and you lose. Here, you CHOOSE what challenges you face. I love games where you gradually improve your power as you play harder and harder situations, and this game has that. But it is VERY gradual, TOO slow, in my opinion. I played it for five weeks and still got slaughtered on level 1-13, so I gave up and deleted it. But because of the GREAT things about the game, I reinstalled it and started over, avoided mistakes I made the previous time (like spending gems on anything other than levels), and in three weeks I can handle 1-20. By 5 weeks, I had two 100th-level leaders and defeated level 2-60 with one of them. I changed my rating to 4 stars, there are still some things about it I would change. Re-UPDATE: reinstalled, replayed without making too many costly mistakes, and finally defeated 6-90, the highest normal battle. There are battles that seem impossible, but they can be defeated. Can I make a request? Please get rid of the ludicrous option to spend 20 gems to get 23,000 gold. Replace it with a sensible option to spend 2 MILLION gold to get 20 gems. Even if limited to once per day.
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Nothing to spend you coin on after levelling

Coins should buy gems, but No you need to spend real money Very disappointing. It was fun till I realize this. 😢

Has great potential, takes time to figure it out

There are two GREAT things about this game: first, each time you play it, you make some progress, even if it’s just some experience on your heroes and leaders. You don’t have to start over from nothing every time like in some games. Second, you aren’t playing AGAINST other players. There are no bullies destroying your stuff just because they think that’s fun, like in despicable games that even brag “loot other players” as a reason to play it. Grrr. I realized there’s a third GREAT thing about this game, very different from many other games that I deleted: the PLAYER controls the risk and reward. You aren’t forced to go deeper and deeper, or faster and faster, until it’s impossible and you lose. Here, you CHOOSE what challenges you face. I love games where you gradually improve your power as you play harder and harder situations, and this game has that. But it is VERY gradual, TOO slow, in my opinion. I played it for five weeks and still got slaughtered on level 1-13, so I gave up and deleted it. But because of the GREAT things about the game, I reinstalled it and started over, avoided mistakes I made the previous time (like spending gems on anything other than levels), and in three weeks I can handle 1-20. By 5 weeks, I had two 100th-level leaders and defeated level 2-60 with one of them. I changed my rating to 4 stars, there are still some things about it I would change. Update: I now estimate I would have to play the game every day for FIFTEEN YEARS to get a force strong enough on all five leaders to have ANY CHANCE to defeat 3-39 and Tower-Normal-31. This just makes me want to give up, delete the game, and never play it again. Not sure if I will. Rating dropped back to 3.
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Has great potential, takes time to figure it out

There are two GREAT things about this game: first, each time you play it, you make some progress, even if it’s just some experience on your heroes and leaders. You don’t have to start over from nothing every time like in some games. Second, you aren’t playing AGAINST other players. There are no bullies destroying your stuff just because they think that’s fun, like in despicable games that even brag “loot other players” as a reason to play it. Grrr. I realized there’s a third GREAT thing about this game, very different from many other games that I deleted: the PLAYER controls the risk and reward. You aren’t forced to go deeper and deeper, or faster and faster, until it’s impossible and you lose. Here, you CHOOSE what challenges you face. I love games where you gradually improve your power as you play harder and harder situations, and this game has that. But it is VERY gradual, TOO slow, in my opinion. I played it for five weeks and still got slaughtered on level 1-13, so I gave up and deleted it. But because of the GREAT things about the game, I reinstalled it and started over, avoided mistakes I made the previous time (like spending gems on anything other than levels), and in three weeks I can handle 1-20. By 5 weeks, I had two 100th-level leaders and defeated level 2-60 with one of them. I changed my rating to 4 stars, there are still some things about it I would change.
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Has great potential, ultimately frustrating

There are two GREAT things about this game: first, each time you play it, you make some progress, even if it’s just some experience on your heroes and leaders. You don’t have to start over from nothing every time like in some games. Second, you aren’t playing AGAINST other players. There are no bullies destroying your stuff just because they think that’s fun, like in despicable games that even brag “loot other players” as a reason to play it. Grrr. I love games where you gradually improve your power as you play harder and harder situations, and this game has that. But it is VERY gradual, TOO slow. I played it for five weeks and still got slaughtered on level 1-13, so I gave up and deleted it. But because of the GREAT things about the game, I reinstalled it and started over, avoided mistakes I made the previous time (like spending gems on anything other than levels), and in three weeks I can handle 1-20. But that said, it’s still TOO slow, and that keeps it from being a great game. It’s always frustrating to find a halfway-great game, play it awhile, and figure out that it’s only HALFWAY great.
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FAQ

What kind of game is Strategy Legion?

Strategy Legion is a turn-based strategy RPG (SRPG) with a focus on tactics and hero recruitment. It offers a deep gameplay experience with over 400 levels and various unit types to command.

Can I play Strategy Legion offline?

Yes, Strategy Legion is an offline strategy game. You can enjoy its full content and gameplay without needing an internet connection, distinguishing it from online strategy games.

How do I progress in Strategy Legion?

You progress by engaging in turn-based battles, using range, skills, and tactics to defeat enemies. Accumulate gems through challenging levels to upgrade and equip your army, and collect powerful heroes.

What are the different unit types available?

The game features multiple unit types, including Terran (Knight, Archer, Berserk, Magic, Priest), Undead (Carrion, Ghost, Zombie, Vampire), Elf (Assassin, Genie, Warrior), and Gods (Athena, Thor, Achilles, Anubis, Dragon).

Is Strategy Legion free to play?

The game is free to play and contains no advertisements. However, it does offer in-app purchases, which can be used to enhance your gameplay experience.