Blood & Glory 2: Legend for Pc

Awesome game! I have one constant issue: Daily Challenge counters are screwed up. I was battling Segou (the first only gladiator I fought that day) and I won one of the challenges: Defeat 35 gladiators. It was my first one! How can I get that challenge on the first match? I got it even before the match was finished! Also, there was another one. I got the challenge "Execute 42 blocks" in the same match. It must have been counting my hits because I only executed 4 blocks. Please fix this! I have a few suggestions: 1. Add a 'daily fight' where you can fight a gladiator that has random stats on it. It would take away the fact that each of the other gladiators always have the same stats. 2. Make it so you can aim in different areas. Instead of each attack coming into contact with the chest make it so you can aim for the head, legs and such. It would be cool if you added special damage or crippling effects to different areas if they're hit. 3. Make it so you can aim your shield so blocking is more effective. Example: If you aim the shield to the right, an attack coming in from the left would damage you, and if you aim it down and there is an attack coming from below (uppercut) it will be blocked. 4. Add multiplayer matches. This would gives us the ability to compete against each other and see who is more powerful. 5. Make it so you can move around the arena. It would make it more of a challenge and make it a bit easier. Otherwise, wonderful game! Worthy of 100 🌟s!

It's a fun app without question. The secret however is to collect the daily bonuses and NOT buy equipment as it comes out. I have yet to spend a dime on this game and have won every battle (The last challenge was insane and I had to revive several times but the sword (makaira) was well worth it). I am afraid to update given all the negative reviews regarding such. Fight til you can't win without having to buy equipment. After that, keep fighting the first challenge boss. You will get a lot from it as the giant is weaker than tier two onwards. No, I'm NOT referring to the first enemy but the first CHALLENGE. Do that and save up since you get insane rewards you keep doing it without losing any health. You also level up quickly and unlock much better equipment. As long as the makers keep that, I don't want to hear anyone complaining about having to pay money to advance. Graphics were great. Some weird stuff after getting a lv3 special on an enemy (turned different direction and you had to think of their angle and react in time which gets difficult sometimes). The only items I don't have are the libitina attire (all) and the power axe (2500 or so attack) and two other swords. I have the makaira (my fave sword (1500 atk)) Three stars because I don't want to lose everything from the update.

This game on a whole is great. I love the leveling system, lots is fun cool looking gear. Great modeling work as well! Two complaints. The game appears to have a pretty major memory leak somewhere in it because the longer you play it, the more laggy and the game becomes. And when you get to the later levels where everything kills you in one hit, another pet peeve, you are forced to shut the game down and reopen it in order to get rid of the lag. Two, the game progression is jut waaaay to slow. No body wants to be stuck killing the same tier of guys over and over and over until their eyes bleed because if they go up to the next tier the only way to win is with a flawless victory. Another note. I'd make the gear money dependent only rather than money and level. Doing both just punishes people who work hard at the game because no matter how much you play it and how much money you've made I still can't buy what I want because u have to wait 5 levels before that gear unlocks. Stop double penalizing the player. Make it money or level, not both. All in all I like it. Just needs progression an technical polish. Fun game.

Well balanced game, level system makes it a challenge, yet not impossible to level up and acquire new equipment. Default equipment acquired without spending actual money isn't demastculated by its money-required counterparts. For players not wanting to spend money, including myself, the special challengers offer a way to get better equipment without spending money, but with, of course, a challenge. The 10 tournaments with the included comics offer a kind is campaign feel, instead of just fighting person after person. The only bad thing I can think of about the game is that some challenges require you to use potions, which cost gems, makes a sort of unfair advantage for people that spend money for them. Also, the daily bonus is also a great way for players to earn a little extra on the side. In all, this game deserves a 5-star rating.