Their armies plot in the day and attempt to overthrow defenseless villages by night, and so as a horseback hero (or a dodo if you’re so inclined) you have to protect the villages, building armaments to keep the Piglins out and forming a fighting force of Golems to repel them. See, the Piglins serve as almost a bit part in your fights against each other, but in the Campaign they’re threatening to destroy and take over everything, ripping apart the populace of the skeletons, zombies, and even the creepers. That said, there is a campaign here to teach you the basics but also for you to take on increasingly difficult challenges and test your skills against an AI opponent. It’s a game for teaming up with your buds, but equally to let you fight against them in a kind of MOBA style warfare. This is a game meant for and designed to be played in multiplayer. This overview specifically will look at the game’s campaign, which, to be honest, isn’t Minecraft Legend’s strength. But equally buildings that can serve you both defensively and offensively, like Arrow and Scatter Towers. Managing armies and sending them out into battle? You got it.Īnd the twist is you can also craft unique items that feel commonplace in the Minecraft world, like ramps and walls.
Quite the ask, but one the game actually manages to achieve its aims and run with them pretty well.īase-building? Check. The attempt here is to create a real-time strategy game on a scale that anyone can pick up and play. We’ve gone from the classic block-building experience to an episodic narrative adventure, to a dungeon crawler and now a variation of a real-time strategy.Įach iteration has provided something different and enjoyable in the voxel universe, but equally stayed authentic to the source material.Īnd the same is true with Legends, a fascinating, open-ended approach to a genre that is typically viewed as quite niche. With the release of Minecraft Legends, Mojang’s franchise has proven its dynamism and flexibility.
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