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Press release:
Tampa, FL, September 8th.
The US-based indie games developer AutoAttack Games (which consists of a four-person strong team) are today very happy and excited to announce that the full version of their strategy/tower defense game “Legion TD 2” is coming to PC via Steam on October 1st, 2021.

Once a fan-favorite mod for Warcraft III and StarCraft II, Legion TD 2 went on to become a Kickstarter success and has already sold over 150,000 copies on Steam. It expands on the mod with a fresh set of units and abilities, new game modes, and all the bells and whistles you’d expect from a standalone title.

Legion TD 2 has developed an active, dedicated multiplayer scene and (thanks to the feedback from this community) has grown into a highly refined game of strategy with a passionate player-base. Have a glimpse of what it has become in the trailer further down the page.

The original Legion TD mod (developed by the director of AutoAttack Games as a high schooler in 2009) is the second most popular Warcraft III mod of all time after DotA. Being one of the first competitive games to feature automated combat, Legion TD 2 is considered an inspiration for autobattlers like Auto Chess, Teamfight Tactics, and Dota Underlords.

While sharing some elements with these games, Legion TD 2 marches to the beat of its own drum, featuring tower defense elements, offense/defense mechanics and economy management. In both a single-player campaign and ranked PvP modes, players must defend their lane from waves of attacking NPCs by building and positioning defensive units to prevent enemies from breaking through and harming their team’s last line of defense: their King.

Legion TD 2 is a game of tactics, teamwork, and prediction. Picking from one of eight playable factions (with over 100 unique units between them), players must carefully juggle how much money they invest into defending their lane, attacking opponents, and expanding their economy. With over a hundred units, options for randomized builders and thousands of players online daily, no two matches are alike. In 2v2 and 4v4 matches, coordination between team members is essential for victory.

Unlike many established competitive games, newcomers to Legion TD 2 are welcomed with open arms with a single-player and co-op campaign that teaches all the core systems and strategies available. A dynamic, AI-based Game Coach gives players useful tips on how to optimize their economy and unit choices to push the advantage and truly dominate the battlefield. Newcomers are encouraged to take as long as they need to familiarize themselves before they begin the climb up the global ranking leaderboards.

With over twelve years of history behind it as a mod and seven years of development as a standalone title, Legion TD 2 is finally ready to emerge, complete and refined. Version 1.0 launches on Steam on October 1st with a 20% launch discount, reducing the price to $15.99/€13.59/£12.39.

Features:

Infinite replayability. No two games are the same.
Finely tuned game balance to ensure strategic variety and competitive fairness.
2v2 and 4v4 matchmaking. Party as 1-8 players.
Single-player and cooperative campaign. Play vs. AI modes.
Weekly challenges to hone your skills and compete for top score.
Elo ranking system, leaderboards, and community / official prize tournaments.
Global servers for cross-region multiplayer.
No pay to win.

Of course, launch is just the beginning of a new era for Legion TD 2, with a full post-release roadmap to be announced soon. Press keys and interviews with the developers are available now on request. Email the media contact below for details.

About AutoAttack Games
AutoAttack Games is a fully independent 4-person studio. Brent and Julian have been best friends for over 25 years and have been playing and designing games together since they were kids. Brent is the original creator of Warcraft III’s Legion TD.

AutoAttack Games is:

Brent ‘Lisk‘ Batas – CEO & Founder
Julian ‘Jules’ Gari – President & Co-Founder
Jean ‘Curing’ Go – Art Director
Daniel ‘Dani‘ Gofman – Engineer