Endless Legend 2 Arrives On September 17th
Amplitude Studios And Hooded Horse Launch Another One
Hooded Horse are after your free time. If you are the type of gamer that tends towards games more tactical than twitch it’s likely you’ve grabbed one of their dozens of games which span from classic turn base to roguelike, and RTS in many, many flavours. They worked with Amplitude to publish Endless Legends 2, not so much a sequel to the first turn based fantasy 4X as a stranger and more colourful imagining of that world.
The basics are still there, from Dust income to mithril deposits and various NPC factions with quests to fill to befriend them … or bodies to pile up on your way to show them who is really boss in the neighbourhood. The playable races are a mix of new and somewhat familiar, the things roaming when it pours rain are very new however.
If you are a little curious you can grab a demo from Steam, grab the pre-release version or wait for just over a month to grab it all official-like. If not, perhaps one of the games below will interest you.
The early access phase of oceanic, asymmetric faction war strategy sequel Endless Legend 2 is coming to an... end? That can’t be right. But apparently it is, as the Amplitude Studios-developed, Hooded Horse-published 4X game officially has a 1.0 launch set for September 17th.
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