Was thinking of how I'd write up a review for this game. I could talk about how the music, while not enthralling, does not bore. That the graphics and design are better than many other games with a larger price tag. I could talk about how not controlling your fighters directly during a fight leads to tense moments and fist pumps when you snatch victory...


Crown Champion: Legends of the Arena
2016 74Good
Playable on
Available on
- −84%$0.79
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Details
- Launch
- October 21, 2016
- Developer
- Pilgrim Adventures
- Publisher
- -
- Themes
Overview
"Crown Champion: Legends of the Arena" is a fantasy RPG/Management simulator set in the ruthless world of gladiatorial combat. Develop your academy and train your fighters. Increase your power and influence in the realm. Reap the rewards of your labours.
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Reception
- Steam82from 306 reviews
If you love deep management sims, Crown Champion: Legends of the Arena is a hidden gem that completely hooks you with its addictive gameplay loop. Instead of jumping into direct combat, you play as a manager tasked with rebuilding a rundown estate and training a roster of fighters from the ground up. It strikes a perfect balance between strategic choices...
I enjoy it, I did. The game kinda get repetitive at later stage but hey, we are rising to the top of this.
for me the game itself has a unique way to entertain the players such as the side story,i suggest everyone who play the game do the side story its fun to be honest.the story is also good and you need to fight different place to go to next place,in my opinion the best class is bear bc its has strong attack and also does critical damage to the opponent.thats...
Rating: 8.8/10 Crown Champion: Legends of the Arena is a unique blend of RPG and management simulation that puts you in charge of a gladiator academy instead of fighting in the arena yourself. Training warriors, upgrading your estate, and making strategic decisions creates a rewarding gameplay loop that offers much more depth than you might expect from...













