Wild Legion Reviews

Decent bullet hell. Definitely runs poorly when you get a lot of upgrades

- feel like an unfinished game : unbalanced and buged ^_^' difficulty 1 is ok, but going further is almost impossible

Very nice game, a lot of options, weapons, and boons. I delve into it just check, but I've got myself hooked for a few hours, good job.

A polished version of this would be close to my dream game. Even in its current state it's pretty fun, especially for $2. It's janky, poorly translated, nothing is explained.. Meta progression and upgrades in general don't have a lot of weight. Even if I max out the tower stats I don't ever feel like they're impactful. But you can get some fun builds going. No updates in nearly a year makes me wonder if they're continuing to work on it.

Day1 bug where lose condition is broken tells me I should stay away from the game. Control scheme is atrocious. Why button functions such as accept changes between menus? Lastly, I don’t feel the progression. Stat numbers increases here and there, but they don’t provide significant changes to the gameplay itself.

Currently, I hesitantly recommend This clearly has potential to be a nice VS/Bro-like with a good meta system and charming art direction, but it's not there yet. Initial progression is painfully slow (Gems being far rarer than in the demo, and that progress doesn't transfer), stats don't really seem to do much, and the difficulty curve is harsh. For the first 2 hours I rarely got past 5 minutes. Then I unlocked Showman and somehow nailed a complete run, mostly cos of the increased collection radius. Also devs: more female characters, please If things improve over the next couple of updates this may well be one of the better Bullet Heavens

A small dev from China. For this price it is a fun game for a few evenings. Usual Brotato-like design with tiny gameplay twists like building towers and catching animals. Wish you good luck with future games.

After playing this game for a bit, I've decided it is currently not worth the couple of bucks I spent on it in it's current state. Current knocks against it (as of 2024-01-28): - No explanation of how the numbers in the "stats" actually change anything. - No feeling of damage progression. It doesn't matter if my damage value is 1 or 191, it still takes the same number of seconds to kill anything other than trash mobs. - No feeling of RoF progression. Boosting my RoF to 200+ makes a bunch of pretty graphics, but nothing dies any faster than at the start. - Inconsistent controls. Big one. Standardize your accept/cancel buttons rather than changing them in every menu.