The PC review of Legacy Immortalis notes that first-person parrying and boss battles deliver impact, but late-game parkour levels and technical issues detract from the overall experience. Developed by One More Level and published by Lyrical Games, the review lists the release date as October 13, 2026.
Players take on the role of William, a soldier under Napoleon. After dying on the battlefield, he awakens in a plague-ridden Europe where enemies wield swords. The game centers on well-timed parries, counterattacks, and gradually unlocking shortcuts; upon death, players get one chance to retrieve their upgrade resources.
Reviewers felt that the close-up, character-centric perspective made parrying more impactful, and even some low-margin-for-error boss fights delivered a sense of satisfaction. Firearms and finger-mounted flamethrowers can serve as effective tactics. However, puzzles tied to abilities like time-stop felt familiar, while later scripted parkour sections requiring precise execution resembled frustrating memory tests.
Reviewers also encountered crashes, unstable frame rates, and bosses suddenly stopping their attacks on the PC version, recommending that players keep an eye on how day-one patches perform across platforms. The review praised monster designs and some supporting characters, but argued that these highlights and the first-person perspective weren’t enough to offset the overall sense of familiarity. Listed platforms include PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X, with technical performance on each platform yet to be fully verified.