ENDLESS Legend™

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Endless Legend is a fantastic 4X in which you build an empire in a fantasy world, with a gorgeous art direction and a wonderful, dreamy soundtrack. The factions are aesthetically and gameplay-wise extremely varied. The insectoid Necrophages want to submerge the world under their ravenous hordes, the automatons that form the Cultists can only ever have one city which eclipses all others in its glory, and the wise Drakken can diplomatically enforce peace on troublemakers to pursue their pacific endeavours, to mention only a few. All have a quest campaign which serves as a story mode embedded in normal gameplay, and progressively reveals more about the secrets of the world of Auriga and its harsh winters. Combat is turn-based and has you give orders to each unit at the start of each round; you can leave them to decide automatically on a course of action or indicate where to go and which enemy to prioritize from there. It takes some getting used to, but ultimately flows well. Each faction has a unique pool of three units and can also recruit more generic ones from minor factions. All units can be upgraded with a variety of equipment, which can make an enormous difference if you manage to secure the rare resources needed! The interface is remarkably crisp and silky smooth, a hallmark of Amplitude games, so even mere menus are a joy to navigate. Expansions add notable features and factions, but none is required to enjoy the experience, or all that important really. Lastly, it bears repeating: the art direction is superb. Auriga is a gorgeous world that invites a sense of wonder, full of lovely landscapes and promises of adventure. The music completes this canvas perfectly and stands out on its own merit; I still love listening to it. As of November 2025, Endless Legend 2 is now available in Early Access, but no matter what the future has in store, the first Endless Legend stands the test of time as a great game.

After years and hundreds of hours, I'm still coming back to Endless Legend. I'm a fan of all Endless games and this nice fantasy CIV-style game with RPG elements and hero quests is a must for any fan of the genre.

This game is great I've enjoyed the unique mechanics of the game, city building requires some good strategic thinking, It has some good unique gameplay

Good game!

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Unlike Civ games, the combat here has a tactical phase. And unlike civ, the combat stats are hard to read and lot of troop movement is on AI and it feels like that AI is mentally ill. You can't control from which direction a unit should attack from.... The quest system, regions and minor factions are good concepts.