From the digital workshops of Level Infinite, a studio owned by Tencent, they chose to continue the testing necessary to develop the project, which aims to revive the cult classic.Manage‘ is presented under a thought-provoking subtitle in its new phase focusing on mobile devices: ‘legions‘. The developer has been licensed by Electronic Arts to develop a product specifically created with both mobile platforms and gamers in mind. These parameters forced them to adapt their resources to shorter and faster sessions with simplified controls. This attempts to continue the strategic gameplay of the series, but through a new type of experience that still introduces very familiar units, heroes, and aspects of the old series.
Fight in real time
Gameplay in ‘Legions’ centers around PvE (Player against Environment) and PvP (Player against Player) strategic battles against other factions, as well as fights to obtain Tiberium, a powerful resource that can be used for technological advancement or destroying enemies. The refresh of the format also promises a huge map with players from all over the world, where you can form alliances and coordinate attacks, share resources and develop strategies to destroy your enemies. Similarly, there will be the possibility of sending units to seize Tiberium mines to seize strategic locations and claim resources. Outposts that secure supply lines will keep you well supplied as you gather resources, build bases, develop advanced technologies, and conquer cities or regions.
resource management
Strategy fans will also enjoy previously unreleased units and “Mech Fury” game mode. Fortunately, all of the above can be tested first-hand through a beta available in Spain for iPhone and Android devices. In this dynamic mode, players control their machines and create skill combinations to defeat enemy monsters. Reaching certain points unlocks rewards like the coveted “Hunter” mechanic. ‘Command & Conquer: Legions’, which does not have a confirmed release date, will come to Google Play for Android devices and the App Store for iPhone and iPad in 2024.