Legendary - PC

I cant believe people can be this hard on reviews when a game is this cheap! I love legendary and the game is really fun. Don't listen to the hype. If you are a FPS lover don't think twice add this game to your collection, just for a time waster the game is cool and the graphics are not bad at all. Go get some werewolves.

Wow, stunningly tepid graphics. Unreal in 1998 had better graphics. Gameplay is just stupid. No AI to speak of and the so called puzzles are too simple. Story line and action is one cliche after another. And what is it with EVERY door having the stupid security panel that you have to short circuit by holding E for 6 seconds. Does this add somthing to the game? The level design must have been done by students, blind students. I can't even finish the game because of a bug that causes you to fall through the elevator. (Lots of complaints about this bug). Gamecock doesn't even acknowledge the error. Don't waste your money, it's worth 4 bucks tops and that with a fix for the bug. Still no bug fix as of today.

I'm not too far in this game, nor do I think I ever will get that far. If you're a hardcore PC-Gamer, used to saving willy-nilly all the time the way the checkpoints are laid out will drive you nuts. They are far too far apart to be able to play a little and exit out. Not only that, the checkpoints are unpredictable, and come at moments you wouldn't think would happen in any other game. This game, although enjoyable, is only for those who have unlimited hours in the day. The lack of saving often enough brings it down from a possible 4 stars for me all the way down to 2. Also, you can't skip cutscenes, even if it's the 5th time you've seen it. For shame, game developers, you failed to reach a huge audience: Those who actually have half a life.

So I bought Legendary solely for the concept, despite the awful reviews I'd seen on here. Why? Because the premise interested me a lot. Pandora's Box holding all the creatures now regarded as myth, mixed with liberal application of heavy ordinance? That was worth four bucks. However, the developers had a clear target and they couldn't have missed it harder. The game looks awful. When the textures aren't simply failing to load (leaving the models looking like mannequins), the graphics look mediocre at best, and I swear they forgot to edit in the character's head in one cutscene. The writing is bland, although I didn't expect much, but the story is oddly compelling, even if it does leave an awful lot untold and leaves things wide open for a sequel that we'll probably never see. The characters are mediocre, the girl who is worked up to be the love interest is totally dismissed, and the main protagonist is bland as can be, and somehow has a mastery of any weapon he can get his hands on, despite supposedly being only an art thief. However, it's the gameplay that manages to even partly save this. While things are extremely linear, it's actually rather fun, despite some controls being a bit odd (having to hold down a button to aim, rather than simply press a button) and some match-ups being so hopelessly uneven (taking on a gryphon with a shotgun? A minotaur with an assault rifle? Those two were real pains to get through) and the checkpoints being seemingly at random points. Sure, they only roll out six or seven types of non-human opponents (firedrakes, werewolves in two flavors, gryphons, minotaurs, echidnae from greek mythology, two asian-mythology creatures, both of which are annoying as hell to fight, and the kraken for something desperately trying to resemble a boss-fight) but that actually helps, as it prevents you from getting bogged down trying to figure out which two weapons you'll need most desperately in this level. What really lets this game down is the story. They try to work it up as society crumbling to make things seem more dramatic and desperate, but we don't really see evidence of this, and although I shouldn't expect as much from an indie game, it comes off as overly hammed up at times. The unskippable cutscenes get to be a real pain, but it doesn't detract from the game too much. The entire thing ends rather abruptly with a final battle that totally failed to make me care at all, and winds up with a total anti-climax. All in all, it's a decent game that could have been great if it'd had a little more time and money behind it. For four bucks, it's well worth it.

I was really enjoying this game, but you cant finish it. at the end you are in an elevator and when you get to the top GLITCH. NO going any farther. This game needs a fix badly and i have not been able to find one at all!!!!!

This is a great game wating for no.2 to come out. Ralph

This game makes me want to cry. It contains the most linear game play I have ever encountered since the original Pac-man. Sure, the graphics look kinda neat, those Gryphons sure look pretty awesome, but what's the point if the game is boring as Fug? I'm glad I only spent $5 on this, it's not worth much more. It's really awful.

It was an interesting game with the story line, but the mythology was a little flawed. Nothing that would make or break the game. ATTN SANDBOXERS! The game was terribly linear and all the maps were incredibly dark, which made the journey through the game a little tedious considering I had a hard time with figuring out where I was going. Your character CANNOT jump to save his soul, so really exploring the map is out of the question. The only other problem I had with this game is near the end of the game there was a glitch with the elevator that would kill your character. Luckly, I was able to find a fix for that and complete the game. Okay game overall, but was also very short.