Designed as a spin-off of Star Fleet 2 by Trevor Sorensen, designer of Interstel's classics Star Fleet 1 and 2, Star Legions is set in the same Krellan universe-- but unfortunately legal complications forced the designers to rename the game to this obscure name.
It's still a great and complex space wargame, with an even broader scope as you can now control tactical strikes on the planets' surface. Lead the Krellan to victory in an all-out attack. Highly recommended, especially to Star Fleet fans.
Note: Dr. Trevor Sorensen, author of the game, has kindly provided additional information as follows: "Star Legions was never intended as Star Fleet 3. [It] was a spin-off of Star Fleet 2 and was to provide an interim product until SF3 could be completed.
The basic premise of Star Legions, i.e., controlling planetary assaults and invasions, was a module of Star Fleet 2. Star Legions just improved upon the concept and made it a stand-alone game, but otherwise it was basically the same."
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Add Profile - Title [ star legion] - look at the M thing press arrow choose Metropolis - Mounting tab - at DOS MAIN Browse [ SL.EXE ] - at DOS SETUP Browse [ CONFIG.EXE ] - press OK - right click the game Setup - SOUND EFFECT BOARD choose PC speaker then press Configure - NOW YOU CAN PLAY.
The sound much worser than original but atleast you can play the game and still have voice acting.
Hi, sorry to bother.
Everytime I start the game, after I enter my username and password, I get stuck once the guard open the door. There is any button to press to continue or to show the menu where I can decide if continuing the campaign, doing the Tutorial, ecc... ?
Thanks.
Hey ZWISCHY, once Star Fleet II 2.0 hits Steam and GOG, we're gonna look into bringing this also to Steam and GOG.
I don't suppose anyone at this website has contact for information for Dr. Sorenson. Is there any chance he'd be willing to let someone see the source code? I've been fascinated by this game since I discovered it on the old Interactive Entertainment electronic magazine discs (Back in, oh, 1993-4?)!
This is something that really needs to be remade.
I loved the concept behind this game--planetary invasion from entering orbit, defeating defense canons and shields to launching drop ships and slogging it out on the ground simultaneously in dozens of drop zones on a planet. I think it's the only strategy game to really tackle invading a planet that made one feel like they were invading a planet.
Its weakness was that there were no real variations in scenarios.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.