And you can always revisit completed levels, both to refine more-graceful approaches and to gain experience points for legion upgrades-which, for me, ranks high on this game’s long list of ingenious features. Luckily, this inherent complexity is more rewarding than frustrating-spearheading your phalanx is always fun, even though enduring the pandemonium is the most you can hope for at times.
Yet because you do all this while controlling your own character, in reality, you’d need the dexterity of Star Trek’s Data to consistently carry out all your calculations. Factor in artillery and protective units and the potential for strategy is staggering. Some of your minions specialize in combating mechanical creatures, while others fare better against flesh and blood- so to eviscerate the opposition, you’ll need to plan accordingly. Commanding an entourage of supernatural soldiers is heady but fulfilling work. Make history fighting in time-limited events. Join a Lodge and plot your way to take over the galaxy with new friends. Play cards to field troops, execute tactics and embody the heroes and villains of The Horus Heresy. But in reality, it plays like a tactical strategy game that places you in near-complete control of units rather than having you issue orders with icons and cursors. The Horus Heresy: Legions will take you on an epic journey through one of the richest settings of Warhammer 40,000’s history. At first glance, Chaos Legion looks suspiciously like its hack-and-slash Capcom cousin, Devil May Cry.
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