Legionbound — is an RPG-based autobattler where you don't directly control attacks, but rather assemble a team that can survive a torrent of enemies. Everything is decided not by clicks, but by who you pick, where you place them, and how they all fit together. Make the wrong choice, and even a large crowd won't save you. Not a team, but a moving army You're not assembling a "balanced composition," you're building an entire legion that either functions as a single mechanism or falls apart before your eyes. Some heroes hold the lane, others deal damage, others buff the others — and if even one element falls apart, the entire structure begins to crumble. You have to constantly rebuild your composition and adapt to what's happening in battle. The modes offer different paces: in some, you simply need to hold out as long as possible, while in others, you need to move forward, developing your squad and choosing your path. However, the final threat never goes away — it only grows stronger, and sooner or later, you'll have to face it. At that point, it becomes clear how well you've assembled your army. Features of the game Two modes with different game pace. Subclasses that enhance heroes. Random bosses and different maps. Progress between runs through skills.