Re:Legend (2019)
505 Games, Magnus Games
Re:Legend is a co-op simulation RPG game. Tame and raise magical being called Magnus and venture into the world of Ethia. Farm, craft, re-build village, and enjoy much more activities alone or with friends!
About the story
Washed ashore on Vokka Island without memories, you must start a new life and find ways to recover your lost memories. In order to do so, you must first learn how to survive on the island by cultivating the land, befriending villagers, expanding the village and raising your very own magical creature known as "Magnus". Venture around the land of Ethia where vokka island resides to reclaim your memories is no easy task as the world is filled with dangerous Magnus and threatening challenges. Will you be able to survive and rebuild your own Legend in your new life? Your fate is in your hands!" Mythical creatures known as "Magnus" roams the land of Ethia, the world where Vokka island resides. Every single Magnus is tamable and they will aid you in many ways such as combat, farming, fishing, travelling and so much more! They will also grow differently depending on your care!
Platforms
Switch PC PS4 XONEGenres
Adventure Indie Role-playing (RPG) SimulatorThemes
Action Fantasy Sandbox
Languages: English and 9 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
GameLuster
By Axel CushingThree years in Early Access has brought "Re:Legend" to a highly polished visual state, but hasn't found the right balance between the disparate game systems it's trying to weave into a cohesive whole.
GBAtemp
By Prans DunnRe:Legend delivers a feature-rich RPG experience with, for better or worse, an old-school touch.
Gamer Escape
By Eliot LefebvreIf you’re desperate for another farming life sim and have nothing else to play, or you really like the art style so much that you’re willing to overlook a relatively lackluster play experience, then you’ll get something worthwhile out of the game. I sure hope you do. But for the average player, I just can’t find much to recommend it over a lot of other games. Re: Legend falls far short of being a legendary experience.
The Games Machine
By Simone RampazziRe: Legend tries to keep pace in the sector panorama and it seems to succeed at first, diminishing shortly proceeding in the story.
