Fit check
Is The Legend of Evil worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Strategy players who want tower-based attacks instead of direct character combat
- Roguelike fans who enjoy changing enemies and demon combinations between runs
- Players interested in resource decisions and asymmetric demon abilities
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a character-focused action RPG may hit a wall at the tower-building and summoning system.
- Players who prefer fixed encounters may lose interest when Rogue Conquest changes its enemies, bosses, and conditions.
- Players wanting cooperative tower defense may not find a fit in the described modes.
Our take on The Legend of Evil
The bounce point is the resource system in Rogue Conquest: players who do not want to weigh limited resources against risk and changing threats will likely stop there. The emphasis on tower placement, demon selection, fusion, and adaptation leaves little room for a simpler, fixed strategy.
What is The Legend of Evil?
The Legend of Evil is a tower-offense strategy game focused on destroying humanity.
In Campaign Mode, players control Bill, construct towers, and summon procedurally generated demons to attack enemies. New demons and tower improvements become available during the campaign, while each demon brings distinct strengths for handling different obstacles. Rogue Conquest Mode changes between runs, with shifting enemies, bosses, demon combinations, and resource decisions. Demons can be combined to create new options, and each has its own weaknesses and special abilities. The game also includes varied enemies and bosses. The vendor has stated plans for beta features including player-versus-player play, a map editor, and a long Conquest campaign with hundreds of levels.
How The Legend of Evil plays
- 01Demon Summoning
- Towers call procedurally generated demons to attack opposing forces.
- 02Demon Fusion
- Rogue Conquest allows demons to be combined into different configurations.
- 03Changing Runs
- The Rogue Conquest mode varies its enemies, bosses, and strategic conditions between playthroughs.
- 04Resource Decisions
- Players balance available resources against risk while responding to changing threats.
- 05Campaign Progression
- The campaign introduces additional demons and tower upgrades as the quest advances.
The Legend of Evil compared to similar games
Dungeon Defenders: Awakened combines cooperative action RPG and tower defense with loot, leveling, pets, and character customization. The Legend of Evil instead centers on tower-based demon summoning, demon fusion, resource decisions, and campaign or changing-run structures.
The Legend of Evil: platforms & release
Is The Legend of Evil worth it?
It is worth it if: strategy players who want tower-based attacks instead of direct character combat. Skip it if: players seeking a character-focused action RPG may hit a wall at the tower-building and summoning system.
Where can I download The Legend of Evil?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens The Legend of Evil's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is The Legend of Evil on?
Windows only.
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