New Guide DC Legends

DC Legends is a turn-based tactical game with a wide range of DC Comics heroes and villains players can collect and use to battle through single-player skirmishes and PvP clashes. If that sounds like a winner of an idea, you’ll understand why it was so exciting when the game turned up in Canada a while back.

The problem was that it was dreadfully dull. The PvP progress was confusing, even with the smaller player pool of a soft launch. Even worse, the gameplay was repetitive, offering not much to do but choose the same abilities from characters acting in the same order over and over until your opponents dropped.
Areas where that’s not as true include the PvP mode and the overall number of different things to do. The former involves competing against the wraiths of other players’ teams (which also fits into the story, believe it or not) and has you battling through a list of potential opponents in the same league as you. Winning trophies allows you to move up to better leagues with more impressive rewards, including fragments you can’t acquire any other way. It’s not the most intuitive system, but the PvP will ultimately succeed or fail based on how many people flock to it.