About This Game Welcome to the fantastical world of Alamyth where you can recruit all new legendary heroes and fight the terrifying forces of evil. Visit all new landscapes of Alamyth such as the Firelands and fight the likes of The Leprechaun Henchmen and the evil villain, Ernak The Lethal. Just beware, if the Mastermind, Terriskai: Terror Of The Skies completes his evil scheme, everyone loses.The bestselling Legendary® Deck Building Game is here. Experience Legendary with your friends like never before; same great game, a brand new fantasy. Over the course of the game, players will recruit powerful hero cards to add to their deck in order to build a stronger and more resourceful deck. Players need to build both their recruitment powers (to enlist more heroes) and their fighting ability (to combat the villains who keep popping up to cause trouble). Players recruit heroes from an array of six cards, with empty slots refilled as needed. At the start of a player's turn a villain card is revealed and added to the row of villains. This row has a limited number of spaces, and if it fills up, villains start to escape. The villain deck also contains "master strike" cards, and whenever one of these shows up, the mastermind villain (controlled by the game) takes a bonus action. As players fight and defeat villains, they collect those cards, which will be worth points at game's end. Players can also fight the mastermind; if a player has enough fighting power, he claims one of the attack cards beneath the mastermind, which has a particular effect on the game. If all of these cards are claimed, the game ends and players tally their victory points to see who wins. If the mastermind completes his scheme, however – having a certain number of villains escape, for example, or imposing a certain number of wounds on the heroes – then the players all lose.You will never play the same game twice as the game changes each time you play. Team up with other players and fight to the end but make sure you have collected enough victory points along the way to be victorious.Features:Multiple Game Modes - Solo, Quick Match, VS Friends, Gauntlet, RaidsCollections - Rare Cards, Gameplay Mats, Avatars and Emotes (Collect them all!)Gauntlet - Tournament style competitive playCross-Platform Play 1075eedd30 Title: Legendary DXPGenre: CasualDeveloper:SkyReacher EntertainmentPublisher:The Upper Deck CompanyRelease Date: 17 Aug, 2017 Legendary DXP Download 5kapks I wantted really badly to love this game-- I love playing Marvel Legendary (tabletop) and this is pretty much the same but without Marvel attached.However, Legendary DXP carries some pretty major flaws, before even considering the abrupt change to F2P that leaves me feeling screwed over.Negatives:-UI just makes it feel bloated. Everything feels slow. I don't tend to be impatiant, but when I play this I feel irritated waiting for things to happen-- not when other players play mind you, but when the computer needs to do something.-Buggy as all get outI tend to not get too hung up on bugs because they can be fixed. But some bugs are obvious and huge and even a single playtest would seem to catch. Every version has had some like that, most recently, every scheme twist card drawn would also KO a hero from HQ. I played three different set-ups to see if it was some hidden mechanic i wasn't understanding (which isn't uncommon in this version!), it wasn't.-The 'shuffling' seems bad. Legendary is a card game and this is a digitilized version of that. Even in the tabletop game, sometimes it feels you may have just been shuffling then unshuffling so this may be user expierence, not a game issue, but it just seemed things were always grouped together. First few games I played I lost very quickly as every draw was scheme twist or master strike.-- Not enough cards in the villian deck?Main reason I've lost games is decks running out, and far too quickly feeling. I've not compared rulesets to see if that should be normal, but when I have played the tabletop version it never felt like a majorly urgent thing until several rounds have passed. In this version, the decks deplete so fast even before i can do anything it's a concern, then when coupled with three scheme twists in a row, its over before it really began.-- Complete lack of deck rules\/custimizationAssuming, as I did that the last point is mostly my own issue, there should be an option SOMEWHERE to start a match with an extra deck shuffled. In the tabletop game, the instrustions encourage altering mechanics to tweek difficulty. When I've played with new players, this sometimes has meant throwing in an extra hero or villian into the decks. As far as I can tell, there are no such options.-No AI CO-OPI bought this to scratch an itch for legendary because it isn't exactly easy around me to find other players and do a game, and I'm not always interested in playing with strangers online. Ascension (another deck builder) lets you play with AI players, at least of last time i tried it, there was no way to do so here. You play by yourself or with people online. Something is missing when you are the only one vieing for cards, and playing heroes.--F2P?I bought this game because of my love for Legendary. It has always sortof felt like a free2play game in the unlocks and lack of game custimization options, but suddenly it became f2p (supposedly because of players request?) and in return for my purchase price, I got some free unlocks and a brief respite from the unruly 'energy' requirements of the campaign. So exciting! I don't feel ripped off at all!Positives--It's legendary...?The games are pretty short-- mostly because the decks run out so fast.I'm not going to spend hundreds of dollars on expansions for this...?Sorry, all reaches. I really just can't reccommend this game for the foreseeable future.. I have never written a review for a game before, but this game is so offensive I had too. Do not play this game until they fix it or change some of the features. First of all I bought this way back when it cost money and it was ok the UI was a little clunky and animations dragged a bit, but it allowed you to play solo matches fine. I tried matchmaking then and unfortunatley could never find a match.Fast forward to now and I decided to play some legendary DXP and nocited they added a bunch of features, a campaign, challanges, ai companions, different matchmaking modes, and more cards. Wow this is great I thought I can't wait to play more. So I mostly play solo and decided to play with the AI, first of all the AI is terrible, you are better off playing two handed and rolling a dice to make the decisions. Now this would be more acceptable if we had the option to play multiple hands, because certain schemes and villians don't work great with the solo rules. Although the biggest issue is that I tried to play four matches and only completed 2, the other two timed out, and every single match had to reconnect to the server at least once, because OF COURSE IN ORDER TO PLAY SOLO YOU NEED TO BE CONNECTED TO THE DAMN SERVERS. Of course makes perfect sense when I want to play the solo version of a digital board game I need to be connected to the internet. Not only that the net code seems to have been written by a early 2000s chat bot because it is almost impossible to go 3 or 4 turns before there is a connection issue and possible the game just gets stuck in an infinite loop trying to connect to the servers. I would literally be better off taking my hard copy of legendary to starbucks and just randomly staring at people until somebody would join me and play.Then I thought ok lets try the campaign, well guess what THE DAMN CAMPAIGN IS STUCK TO A HORRIBLE ENERGY SYSTEM! I haven't seen an energy system on a free to play game since candy crush let alone a game I payed full price for before and bought the expansions. Wow well done you guys have literally made a digit al version that is more cumbersome and difficult to play then setting up the physical version. It would be like if someone made a calculator so terrible that people decided to just ocunt on their fingers instead, BECAUSE THE DAMN CALCULATOR JUST KEPT GETTING STUCK TRYING TO CONNECT TO THE SERVERS. Do not download this game, I believe this game will in the future be used a torture device in order to interrogate criminals, similar to stress positions and water boarding. Do yourself a favour buy the hard copy set it up play with yourself or play with some friends and if you really want to play this version you could easily simulate it by trying to play your hard copy during a hurricane with your hands tied behind your back. At least then you'd be able to play a match. Devs if you see this please add a offline mode where you can still level up and earn points for packs if you play by yourself like you had before! And remove this stupid energy system and just have some sort of fee trial of the campaign up to a certain point and maybe pay for the rest. Until then I will uninstall this garbage and go play the hard copy.. Love, Love, LOVE this game!!! I picked it up RIGHT AWAY both on Steam and Android. I use the same login for both, I can transition seamlessly from both. So if I'm mid game and I need to take it to go, I can pick up my phone and login and walk away and keep going. It is AMAZING!! I own Marvel Legendary at home and play w\/ my son, we own a few expansions, so there are many heroes and masterminds. This game isn't quite there yet on content, but that is probably because I'm so used to all the expansions the at home card game already has. I can't wait for expansions to start coming out for this. I'm def a future longtime player. Don't regret buying this. If you have any doubts whatsoever you can download a limited content free trial on android and play solo mode Vs 1 mastermind to get a feel. But i HIGHLY recommend this easy to grasp, ever changing virtual card game.. Update: I recommend the game now. The Dev fixed the issue from my previous update. So if you bought the game before it went free to play you no longer have to spend money to buy energy to play. As far as I know, it's still there in the free to play version. Everything else I said about the game still stands so buyer beware. faults aside it's a fun game when it works, and right now its the only way to play a legendary game online. Update: Changed my review to a thumbs down because the dev just put in a crap update. You now have to spend energy to play the game, you buy the energy with game coins, you get the game coins by using real money. This game should be a free to play since it feels like a mobile app game and not a game I paid for. The Good: If you're a fan of the Legendary Marvel Deck Building Game or you wanted to play it; this is the game for you. It's pretty much the basest from the Marvel Deck Building Game with a different skin. The game works as far as I can tell, I haven't come across any card glitches yet. You can also unlock a lot of customization for your account by playing the game and doing leader board challenge stuff. It feels like the devs want to build a fun community for the players.The Bad: If you've never played the Marvel Deck Building Game this game can frustrate you because you have no idea what the cards do and how they work together unless you play the game 100s of times; the reason this is, is because the devs left out a option to view all the decks before you play. When I get a new card game I like to look at the cards and think of ways they work with each other and what cards are best for different situations, but yo can't do that in this game so far because there is no way to check the cards, you just have to play for a very long period of time to see how the cards work together.The Ugly: As far as I can tell (I could be wrong) this game requires you to login with a account to play it, which means you can't play this game offline, there's also a in game store to buy card packs; from what I can tell the packs are just cosmetic, it's not pay to win, but there is a expansion you an buy in the store. So I recommend this game because it's the only way to play Legendary online right now, but it's not perfect.. Do yourself a favour and ignore this and buy the physical game.This is a rubbish mobile port of a FTP game with a rubbish UI that wants you to purchase it for money but doesn't remove the FTP elements like limiting how much you can play through an "energy" system that refills slowly over time or if you pay using premium currency. This is a cheap tactic in FTP games to try and get mugs to pay out, but is inexcusable in a game you have to purchase to play.. If you like Legendary, than you'd like this. If you like deckbuilding games than this is worth a try. HOIWEVER, get it for free on iOS. It's exaclty the same. The paid version on Steam does not get rid of the absrud energy system that would be extremely restrictive in any f2p game. This is ten bucks and no where near worth it. It's not worth the 5 dollars I got it on sale, really. The energy system is that bad.There's a lof of smaller issues with UI and etc, but they pale in comparison to f2p energy systems in a game you pay for.. It should have been so much more.It saddens me to write this because I am a hardcore Legendary player who has purchased every expansion to the Marvel game and owns several of the other Legendary games, but I am hesitant to recommend this game.When I first heard that Upper Deck was making a digital Legendary, I was excited since it seemed like the kind of game that would draw in new players and maybe even get them hooked on Legendary like I am. Having played DXP, I could not imagine being the case. It seems that DXP could only appeal to those who already love Legendary and are willing to put up with a lot in order to enjoy a digital experience.There are several things about the game that disappoint me so I\u2019ll start with what worked. The art is great, and it looks like a Saturday morning cartoon fantasy world. Based on the art alone, I actually want to know more about the world and am interested in the heroes. Another part done well is that it plays like Legendary should. Players build there decks during play and use their cards to defeat the mastermind, all the while having to deal with villains in the world and the occasional masterstrike.Now for the bad. The game does not look that great aside from the art. The layout manages to be both sparse and crowded with playing fields that could be less bland that also block easily seeing the cards. Card visibility is a key part of the game. A lot happens, and happens quickly, yet it can be really tough to follow. Because they have a dedicated space for zooming in, that space just sits there when not in use, so the overall board space is shrunk down. I think that the developers could have drawn more inspiration from similar games that have good layouts like Hearthstone.A major aspect missing from the game is feeling like you are making your own deck as you play. The developers chose not to show your actual deck and instead new cards just magically appear in your hand when you draw your cards. They could have shown your deck, and had cards leave it and depicted the shuffling that happens when your deck resets. It is little details like that which reduce the overall feeling of the game.Perhaps what gets me the most is the lack of cooperative systems or features in the game. In the physical game, players are free to play as competitively or cooperatively as they want (with some not even using the competitive elements). Playing with random other players or the AI is just an exercise in having them spike your deck by denying you the cards you need for your deck or messing with you by making sure that as many negative effects as possible hurt you. For example, while playing with bots, they begun stealing all the red cards after I recruited a few and even though their decks were materially hurt by recruiting them. In the tabletop version, the groups I play with decide how competitive or cooperative to be, with almost all preferring to let other players have good decks in order to win. But with how the game counts victory points (earned by beating enemies or rescuing bystanders), it rewards\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665ish behavior and punishes cooperation. From what I can tell of the board game Legendary community, very few players actually play so competitively. It disappoints me that there was such an emphasis on competitive play. The developers really missed a core part of Legendary by only giving the game reasons and rewards for hurting other players while playing rather than reward for cooperatively winning.I would love to see the game get better, which is why I purchased it and gave it a thumbs up, but stay away unless you know what Legendary is and you are willing to endure a poorly made video game in order to experience it.. This is a good start to playing Legendary. I would've liked if it would've been Marvel instead of a generic fantasy version, but its still fun IMHO.. Only 4 Masterminds with purchase??
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