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Warning: Legionwood 2 is for seasoned RPG players! This game is hard. We mean Final Fantasy III crossed with low level Dungeons and Dragons hard. Don't anger the dice gods.

Legionwood 2: Rise of the Eternal's Realm is a fantasy Role Playing Game (RPG) in the style of classics like Chrono Trigger and Dragon Quest and the long awaited sequel to Legionwood: Tale of the Two Swords.

Playing as an elite imperial soldier trying to protect their homeland, you'll get to explore a massive, fully detailed medieval empire filled with daring adventures, outlandish treasures and dramatic conflicts. Along the way, you'll have to contend with the likes of political corruption, zombie hordes, the onset of war and a game world that changes depending on your choices and actions. Will you be the one who saves Legionwood, or will you be the one who dooms it to an age of darkness?

Features
  • 15+ hours of classic RPG gameplay.

  • Dozens of minigames and sidequests to discover.

  • Hundreds of different character configurations.

  • Over 80 intelligent and dangerous foes.

  • Non-linear game that makes your choices count.

  • Six possible endings.

Legionwood 2 is an epic adventure spanning entire worlds and time itself for only $5.99! Purchase the game here.

Latest Blog

Legionwood 2 is finally on sale!

The day everyone a small group of hardcore fans has been waiting for is here: after almost four years of development, the full version of Legionwood 2 has finally been released. As of this very moment, the game is available to purchase from the Dark Gaia Studios website in all of its indie, SNES-style Role Playing Game glory.

As I’ve posted before, the game retails for $5.99 USD (even though I live in Australia it’s so much easier to handle online payments in American dollars) and you can pay for your copy via Paypal, credit card or wire transfer – it’s all handled securely through the game’s distributor. All purchased copies of Legionwood 2 are completely DRM-free and can be backed up on an external drive or transferred to other PCs with ease.

I’m also working on getting the game available through Desura and its associated portals. The Desura edition of Legionwood 2 is currently being evaluated and should be online within the next two weeks. By the end of March I’ll also hopefully have the game out on some of the larger RPG Maker portals such as Amaranth Games and RPG Maker Web as well.

I first started working on Legionwood 2 back in 2010 right after Legionwood 1’s release. After countless betas and even a complete rewrite in a new engine, I’m so excited that the game is finally complete and ready to be devoured by masses of hungry fans. It’s been an awesome ride working on this game and engaging with all the people who tested its various beta builds – without your feedback, it definitely wouldn’t be as good as it is today. I really hope that you enjoy Legionwood 2 and its epic continuation of the Legionwood canon.

You can start your adventure by purchasing the game or downloading the free demo here. Happy adventuring!

Posts

is there will be a tournament and a seen side quest?
benos
My mind is full of fuck.
624
I love the first one, well, I mean, the other two, so can't wait for this one. Come one Ace, release already.
Soooo confused... there was another Legionwood 2 that was not a direct sequel, right? What happened to that? Is it cancelled, or has its name changed? And does this take anything from it in terms of story or gameplay elements?
Hi! I think it might be wise if I did clear up some confusion... Yes, there was another game called Legionwood 2: Revolution in Taltarus being made in VX. It wasn't a direct sequel and didn't carry over any gameplay elements or story from the first (in fact, originally it was a different game entirely just called Taltarus but I unceremoniously slapped the Legionwood name on it). However, it to be honest wasn't very good, so I cancelled it.

This is the true Legionwood sequel. This game directly continues the story of Legionwood and is more similar in gameplay than the false sequel was. It's intended from the start to be a Legionwood game instead of another unrelated game that was branded as such. That said, perhaps a better name for it might have been Legionwood ACE?

So, to conclude, the other game, not really being a Legionwood game to begin with, has been dropped and the series officially consists of only the original game and this sequel.
darn i was a big fan of seeing myself jump around the battle screen )':
Awesome, Legionwood sequel and on ace, can't wait to try a demo of this! :D
i can wait because i want to finish legionwood:tale of two swords first!
@DarkGaea...can i import the savefiles from legionwood 1 to legionwood2?
No, this game is made in a completely different engine and your Legionwood 1 save files will not work. Why you'd want to use them though...
Adon237
if i had an allowance, i would give it to rmn
1743
I am sorta glad to see this up, but nothing will be better than the original. :)
Really looking forward to this as I enjoyed Legionwood so much. One thing, though, which makes it look like there's 2 stories running together, in the description you say it's set nearly 300 years after Castoth was banished, and that the peace was short lived. Which is it? (That's assuming that you agree that 300 years of peace is not short lived.) Is this a leftover from the cancelled game trying to sneak its way back in?
Well you know, three centuries is kind of a bit long to call short lived. Relative to the spans of thousands of years touched upon in the first Legionwood, however, it is quite a short period.

It's meant in the context of that one would expect there to be thousands of years of peace after a foe like Castoth was banished (as was stated in the first game) and in that sense, the peace is short lived because it's only been a mere 300 years until trouble stirs again.

But I get your point. I'll change it.
I'm making a lot of progress on this game! Check the new Blog post!
Welp, guess I should get cracking on refinishing the first Legionwood. >.>
Yes, if you haven't finished the first game, this might be an excellent time to! However, keep in mind that I'm catering to those who have never played Legionwood 1 as well, with a stand alone story.
benos
My mind is full of fuck.
624
Wow, it's awesome that you get four reserves in rpg maker vx ace.
Haha, I did finish the first game. I remember getting stuck in the final dungeon because of some buttons, and the game crashing after defeating the optional boss. :P

Anyway, looking good so far, I'll be keeping an eye on this.
#hotlynks: You can't. It isn't available yet.
Hello, I'd like to test it out ! Thanks, Dennis