King Arthur: Legion IX

King Arthur: Legion IX

NeocoreGames · May 9, 2024 · Dark Fantasy, Tactical RPG, Turn-Based Tactics, RPG, Turn-Based Strategy

Buy King Arthur: Legion IX from GameBillet at $4.72 — the cheapest of 19 stores we compare. The cheapest King Arthur: Legion IX key from a keyshop is $4.76 at Playsum.

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Standard Edition · Steam
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PlanetPlay
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Standard Edition · Steam
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$17.99
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Steam
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Humble Store
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King Arthur: Legion IX price by region

King Arthur: Legion IX costs £3.75 in the United Kingdom, €4.50 in Europe (EUR), $4.72 in the United States, $4.72 in Georgia (USD), CA$6.60 in Canada, A$6.68 in Australia, NZ$7.83 in New Zealand, zł20.40 in Poland and R$27.59 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest King Arthur: Legion IX offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £3.75 −75% £4.12 £3.75 15
Europe (EUR) €4.50 −73% €5.38 €4.50 19
United Statesyour region $4.72 −76% $4.72 $4.76 19
Georgia (USD) $4.72 −76% $4.72 $4.76 18
Canada CA$6.60 −76% CA$6.60 CA$7.07 13
Australia A$6.68 −76% A$6.69 A$6.68 13
New Zealand NZ$7.83 −76% NZ$8.39 NZ$7.83 12
Poland zł20.40 −74% zł20.40 zł20.40 14
Brazil R$27.59 −74% R$27.59 R$28.51 11

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About King Arthur: Legion IX

✦ AI summary

King Arthur: Legion IX is a turn-based tactical RPG where you lead an undead Roman legion through dark fantasy Avalon, commanding 5-6 heroes through 15 handcrafted missions filled with tactical combat, moral choices, and base management. What sets it apart is the hybrid RPG-tactics depth combined with branching story consequences that determine whether your commander regains his humanity or becomes a demon, plus the unique Roman-versus-Celtic setting within the Arthurian universe.

"This title is going to be great if you enjoyed Knight’s Tale, which a lot of people did, or you want a Roman themed campaign!” - Mortismal Gaming

King Arthur: Legion IX is a turn-based, character-centric tactical RPG in the King Arthur: Knight's Tale universe - a dark fantasy version of the Arthurian myth. King Arthur: Legion IX welcomes new players to the mythical land of Avalon with an all-new story and heroes, also offering tough challenges to returning veterans.

A new threat looms over Avalon as the long-lost, infamous Ninth Legion of Rome has set foot on the mythical island. Their commander, the fallen hero, Gaius Julius Mento was granted a demonic legion by their dead emperor, Septimus Sulla to find a way out of Tartarus. But when they accidentally arrive to the magical realm of the Lady of the Lake, Gaius Julius Mento decides to subjugate the island and establish Eternal Rome there. First, however, he must gather his lost legion…

Play through a Roman-themed campaign as Gaius Julius Mento, a tribune of the undead Ninth Legion, as he discovers Avalon. Battle the monsters of nightmares, challenge the Pict tribes, the monstrous Fomorians and the cunning Sídhe. Experience the might of the Old Faith and Christianity and face the knights of Sir Mordred's Round Table through 15 handcrafted missions.

Find, rebuild and protect the remains of the only Roman colony in Avalon and choose your path to victory. By the end of the campaign, you'll have to choose: do you want to become a powerful demon, or will you reject the might of Emperor Sulla and restore your humanity?

A Role-playing Tactical Adventure


Experience a unique hybrid between turn-based tactical games and traditional, character-centric RPGs. Manage and control a party of 5-6 heroes to explore and conquer the land of Avalon. Engage in deep tactical combat, tough moral choices, hero management, and the rebuilding of Nova Roma.

Prove your Worth as a Tactician


Every little move and every decision matters. Use covers, traps, flanking and an in-depth overwatch and opportunity system and turn the entire battlefield to your advantage like a master tactician. Sometimes meticulous planning, sometimes charging simply to combat will be the key to victory. The only difference between a successful or a failed quest may depend on the composition of your party only!


Heroes Straight from the Abyss


Legion IX introduces six unique heroes who have risen from the Abyss to conquer the mythical land of Avalon. Level up, gain skill points and unlock unique skill trees. Loot, equip and craft hundreds of artefacts and create the deadliest fighting force that has ever set foot on Avalon.

Wide variety of Abilities


Use unique skills, Ultimate Skills and World Abilities to overcome the toughest challenges during your quests in Avalon. Take risks and explore various tactical options as heroes don't face permanent death at the end of the missions. Test your skills in different difficulty modes, from laid-back storytelling to brutal, unforgiving battles.

Not Built in a Day


Build up and expand the city of Nova Roma. Make sure that your stronghold has the right facilities for your heroes that prepare them for different quests. But beware! Resources are scarce and you have to manage Nova Roma thoughtfully to keep it afloat.

Regain your Humanity


Your decisions have far-reaching consequences, influencing both gameplay and narrative. Through your actions, Gaius will either restore his humanity, or forever be transformed into a demon.

King Arthur: Legion IX — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Partial controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

King Arthur: Legion IX is a dark fantasy turn-based strategy game from Neocore Games that players praise for its streamlined mechanics, fun ability synergies, and engaging city-building progression system alongside its campaign missions. The game features around 30+ missions with good character customization options and solid dark fantasy visuals, though some note it feels notably simplified compared to the studio's previous work. Players seem to enjoy it as a solid entry in Neocore's catalog, though there's some confusion about how it differentiates itself from the first game.

Recommended Sep 19, 2026
It's a decent sequel (I know it's a standalone DLC, but that's more or less the same thing to me) to *King Arthur: Knight's Tale*, but it's shorter and has less content, so I recommend getting it on sale. I always enjoy playing Romans in games, so **vae victis!** There are fewer missions and recruitable companions. **(Spoiler)** I mean, near the end you permanently lose one of your companions, so you'll have one less person in your party for the rest of the game and the endgame. The story is alright, as far as this and the previous game go. The gameplay is exactly like the previous one, except there's none of that injury ♥♥♥♥ that annoyed me to death in the previous game. The missions following the end of the campaign (main storyline) are okay, but you'll hit max level by then and can only improve your companions through skill books and gear.
5 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 10, 2026
I don't understand the separation of this game from the first one, but great game. Both are absolutely great.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 18, 2026
Great game, brilliant party building, skills, battle system, i loved it and please more games as this :)
2 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 15, 2026
Good spin-off if you like the King Arthur base game
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 25, 2026
Lacks a soul. Weak dialogue. [spoiler]The last boss does not even say anything.[/spoiler] Shallow moral system. Outdated graphics. Poorly optimized. The enemies put some persistent spells up and fps drops from 200 to 25. It just does not feel like it's finished.
Recommended Sep 15, 2026
Чудова гра. Давно так не захоплювався) 10 легіонів з 9.

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