Fallen Legion: Sins of an Empire is an intense action role playing game where every battle is a heart-pounding fight and each gut-wrenching choice impacts the realm. Embark on a personal journey with Princess Cecille and an enigmatic talking grimoire to restore glory to your crumbling home. Explore gorgeous, hand drawn lands inhabited by rival soldiers and ferocious dragons. Fight enemy hordes with a team of living weapons and master devastating combo attacks to defeat challenging bosses with Fallen Legion’s deep combat system. Rule your empire between fierce battles, make difficult decisions, and witness the consequences of your choices. Will you blackmail a prince to gain a strength buff or tax a starving village to revive one of your characters?

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Critic Reviews

9 Reviews

6.69

COGconnected

5.00

James Paley—Jul 19, 2017

I really wanted to like this game. The art direction is terrific, with even the basic enemies given the same level of attention and care as the protagonist and her crew. The writing shines in spots, as well. Those little interactions between Cecille and the Grimoire were oases of interest in an ocean of narrative oatmeal. And those weird snap decisions you were forced to make mid-battle? I feel like the team was really on to something with those.

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ZTGD

6.00

Jae Lee—Aug 01, 2017

Fallen Legion is a title that showed promise, with great 2D sprite work and a combat engine that is reminiscent of Tri Ace’s classic, Valkyrie Profile. However, due to a myriad of factors, it falls short of fully realizing its aspirations due to its humdrum story and chaotic, oftentimes dull combat.

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Gaming Bolt

7.00

Alex Jackson—Jul 19, 2017

Fallen Legion: Sins of an Empire shows more ambition than it probably had any financial right to show, and it pays off in some really surprising ways. If you want to try something unique in the RPG space, this is certainly reaching for something beyond its grasp but comes out great anyway.

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