From a conglomeration of stellar talent comes an intriguing concept of ancient demons and modern conflict annihilation driving at railway pace towards apocalypse. As it always is at the end of days, only one man stands a chance to save our civilization from impending doom, but even to boil New Legends down to basic genre conventions like this misses everything exciting about the game. It's a combination of mysticism and machines, of primeval religion and pummeling aggression, of blades and bullets. Standing tall in the midst of this violent cataclysm is Sun Soo, warrior and martial arts master trained in both ancient combat techniques and modern warfare. Xao Gon's tyranny, and it has started to seep out all across China.
Survivors are few.
Heroes are even fewer. Overwhelming odds are a key element of both the storyline and gameplay of New Legends. Hoards of evil soldiers patrol the unconquered outworlds, and as Sun Soo infiltrates the inner circle in search of Xao Gon, the numbers increasingly count towards disaster. Only a hero of epic caliber might dare risk this, and only a gamer with incredibly attuned gameplay on his side would stand a chance in such a challenge. Mystic weapons and ancient disciplines have their place, but New Legends is the future as much as it is the past, and the armory reflects modern means of carnage.