Legion TD 2
Legion TD 2 is a buy-to-play strategy MMO that turns the tower defense formula into a competitive 2v2 battle of planning and prediction. You place fighters on a grid to automatically fight incoming waves, then try to outlast the opposing team by building a defense that can handle pressure spikes and punish greedy builds.
 | Publisher: AutoAttack Games Playerbase: Low Type: Tower Defense Release Date: Q2 2017 Pros: +A huge roster of fighters with meaningful matchups. +Distinctive 2v2 multiplayer twist on tower defense fundamentals. +Enchantments add build variety and long-term experimentation. Cons: -Not much detailed information is readily available. |
Legion TD 2 Overview
Legion TD 2 is a buy-to-play tower defense styled strategy title that traces its roots back to the popular Legion TD mod for Warcraft III. Rather than controlling a single hero or aiming towers manually, you construct a lane defense by purchasing fighters, placing them on a grid, and letting them handle combat automatically as waves move in. The tension comes from preparation, unit synergies, and knowing when your setup can survive upcoming pushes.
Fighters are organized into thematic groups often referred to as legions, and the roster is large, with more than one hundred units offering different stats and roles. Some are built to soak damage, others spike targets down, and many work best when paired with complementary allies. On top of the basic unit choices, enchantments provide passive effects that can nudge a fighter into a specific purpose, which encourages experimentation rather than locking every match into the same blueprint.
Matches are played on 2v2 maps where each player is responsible for their own lane leading toward a king. Once you place a fighter, you commit to that positioning, so planning your formation matters as much as the units you buy. Outside of matches, Legion TD 2 supports social and community systems such as guilds, player stat tracking, and mod creation tools, giving long-term players more to do than simply queue for the next game.
Legion TD 2 Key Features:
- Built from a Classic Mod – Legion TD 2 follows the legacy of the Warcraft III custom map, reimagined as a standalone sequel.
- Tower-Defense Inspired Battles – defenses are formed by placing auto-battling fighters on a grid to stop incoming wave enemies.
- Massive Unit Selection – pick from over one hundred fighters, each designed with different strengths, weaknesses, and strategic uses.
- Co-op Competitive Multiplayer – take on matches in a 2v2 format that adds teamwork and mind-games to the usual lane defense loop.
- Enchantments and Build Tweaks – customize fighters with passive enchantments to better fit your preferred approach.
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Legion TD 2 System Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
Operating System: Windows 7
CPU: Dual core from Intel or AMD at 2.8 GHz
Video Card: nVidia GeForce 8600/9600GT, ATI/AMD Radeon HD2600/3600
RAM: 4 GB
Hard Disk Space: 8 GB
Recommended Requirements:
Operating System: Windows 7 or better
CPU: Dual core from Intel or AMD at 2.8 GHz or better
Video Card: nVidia GeForce 8600/9600GT, ATI/AMD Radeon HD2600/3600 or better
RAM: 4 GB
Hard Disk Space: 8 GB
A Mac version of Legion TD 2 is available as well.
Legion TD 2 Music & Soundtrack
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Legion TD 2 Additional Information
Developer(s): AutoAttack Games
Publisher(s): AutoAttack Games
Platform(s): PC, Mac
Game Engine: Custom in-house
Release Date: November 20, 2017
Development History / Background:
Legion TD 2 is a strategy MMO from AutoAttack Games, who also handled publishing duties. Building on the Warcraft III Legion TD custom map, it keeps the core lane-defense loop while running on the team’s custom in-house engine. The game raised funds via Kickstarter in March 2016 and later entered a Steam-delivered closed beta in December 2016, before reaching its full release on November 20, 2017.