Centuries later, Earth slowly recovered, and the descendants of those left behind formed powerful tribes united under the rule of the 7th Legion. Suddenly, The Chosen return from space, heavily armed and determined to reclaim the planet as their birthright. The result is a very powerful and fast-paced fight. Players can control each side in over 35 side-by-side missions, using heavy mechs, armored tanks, and special forces to completely eliminate the opposing threat.

Key Features:

Unlike traditional RTS games where you need to spend the first twenty minutes picking up weapons and building bunkers, 7th Legion throws you into the heat of battle.

Fast economy with a “Kill-for-Money” system:

Forget earning gold or collecting wood. In this game, your primary source of income is combat itself. You earn coins based on how well your units can neutralize enemy forces, forcing players to adopt an aggressive play style from the first minute.

Battle Card System:

The most innovative feature of 7th Legion is the inclusion of over 50 unique Battle Cards. These cards act as instant spells to turn the tide when you’re on the brink of disaster. You can cause massive damage to the environment, inflict systemic damage on enemy forces, or even force opposing forces to fight each other for a while.

Superpowers:

The isometric battlefield is filled with shelves of mysterious, random items. Collecting these coins provides your units with immediate combat buffs—such as temporary invisibility or increased damage—rewarding players who actively control the map.

Unit Advancement from Veterans:

Your soldiers gain battle experience as they survive longer. Watching melee squads or massive mechs get promotions and go wild killing adds a satisfying tactical element to any fight.

Conclusion:

7th Legion is a wonderful testament to the spirit of PC gaming in the 90s. It was bold, unapologetic, and introduced card-based mechanics that were way ahead of their time.