Legion's Hand Demo Arrives on Steam Ahead of Early Access
A free demo that hands over a full stage and one of three commanders is Spot Giga testing whether the hand-building hook can carry a run before early access commits the game to Steam's deck-builder crowd.
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Spot Giga has released a free demo for Legion's Hand on PC via Steam. The deck-building roguelike mixes Mahjong-style hand-building with auto-battler combat: players draw and swap a 14-card hand to form a formation that deploys to the battlefield. The demo covers the entire first stage and the commander Crimson General. An early access release on Steam is planned.
The demo runs the whole first stage and one commander, Crimson General, so players can test card selection and discarding before the full set opens up. The build has three commanders with different relics, five colors of cards, 34 ally unit types, and more than 190 relics that alter formations, battles, and route choices. Routes shift each attempt, and players add or retire cards to push a deck toward the army they want. An early access release on PC via Steam is planned.
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