Fit check
Is Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want action RPG combat alongside decisions about governing an empire
- Story-focused players interested in choices that affect the plot
- Players who want two campaigns presenting opposing sides of a conflict
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking turn-based combat rather than timed attacks, blocks, and combos
- Players who prefer one continuous storyline over two campaigns with different protagonists
- Players looking for stealth-focused exploration rather than party battles and empire management
Our take on Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory
The focus on rapid combat inputs and governing decisions leaves less room for a relaxed pace. Moving between party battles and choices with story consequences makes the experience more demanding than a combat-only RPG.
What is Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory?
Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory combines two campaigns.
Sins of an Empire follows Princess Cecille and a talking grimoire as she tries to restore her homeland. Flames of Rebellion follows Legatus Laendur as he gathers support against the empire. In battles, players control up to four characters, combine attacks, and block enemy strikes with precise timing. The party faces rival soldiers, dragons, enemy hordes, and bosses across hand-drawn 2D environments. Between battles, players govern an empire and make rapid decisions that affect the story. Choices can include blackmailing a prince for a strength increase or taxing a village to revive a character. The campaigns present opposing perspectives on the war in Fenumia.
How Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory plays
- 01Two Campaigns
- Separate stories follow Princess Cecille and Legatus Laendur on opposing sides of the conflict.
- 02Party Combat
- Players control up to four characters together, combining attacks and blocking enemy strikes with precise timing.
- 03Empire Decisions
- Rapid governing choices affect the story and can trade political or economic costs for character benefits.
- 04Hand-Drawn World
- The 2D artwork depicts locations, creatures, and castle environments.
Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory compared to similar games
Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory combines party battles, empire decisions, and two campaigns on opposing sides of a war. Alpha Protocol™ follows an agent trying to stop an international catastrophe, while Ghost of a Tale centers on a mouse minstrel and emphasizes exploration, stealth, disguises, and conversations.
Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory: platforms & release
Is Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want action RPG combat alongside decisions about governing an empire. Skip it if: players seeking turn-based combat rather than timed attacks, blocks, and combos.
Where can I download Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory on?
Windows only.
