Ledge Legion
March the legion down the ledge. Shed troops to fit the gate.
A crowd runner about arithmetic under pressure. Every gate is a trade, the ledge has an edge, and the boss at the bottom counts what you brought.
Built and submitted, working through store review. It is finished and submitted. The fastest way to play it today is the playtest programme.
Get the build- Genre
- Crowd runner
- Built with
- Godot 4.7
- Orientation
- Portrait
- Price
- Free, ad supported
In motion
A real run, frame by frame
One run down the ledge
What it is
About Ledge Legion
You drag a marching crowd left and right down a narrowing ledge. Gates multiply, add, subtract and divide the legion, and picking between two of them is the entire game - the good gate is on the side with no floor, the safe gate costs you a third of your troops, and the boss at the bottom does not care which excuse you had.
Troops merge upward when the squad gets too big, so raw numbers stop being the answer surprisingly early. Between runs you go back to the base, buy into the market while the price ramps, and deploy again.
Design notes
Why it works the way it does
Every gate is a trade
Multiply, add, subtract, divide. The maths is trivial and the decision never is, because the good gate is always the dangerous one.
Merge, do not hoard
Past a cap the squad merges into stronger troops. Wide and weak or narrow and heavy is a real choice.
The ledge has an edge
Drive too hard at the lip and the legion goes over it. Positioning matters as much as arithmetic.
A base worth going back to
A market that ramps and rolls back, a squad to compose, and a full economy loop underneath the running.
Screens
From the running build
Every shot is captured from the real game. Nothing here is a mock-up.
Questions
Things people ask
Is it another hyper-casual runner?
It has the shape of one and the balance of something more careful. The gates are hand-tuned per sector and there is a real economy behind the base.
When is it out?
Submitted and awaiting release. The playtest build is current.
Does it need an internet connection?
Only for ads. All play is offline.
Paperwork
Ledge Legion policies
Every game has its own privacy policy and its own terms, written from what that specific build actually does rather than a single studio-wide document that has to cover everything.
- Data collected: advertising identifiers, anonymous usage events, crash diagnostics — never a name, an email address or a contact list
- Account required: No — there is no login and no profile
- Ads: Yes, from Google AdMob, with a consent prompt where the law requires one
- In-app purchases: None
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