Tactical RPG ‘King Arthur: Legion IX’ Getting Console Release in May

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Tactical RPG 'King Arthur: Legion IX' Getting Console Release in May
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King Arthur: Legion IX is a tactical-based RPG that came to us from Hungarian developer NeocoreGames. The game blends history and zombies in a very intriguing way and if you look at its Steam profile, you will see mostly positive reviews.

For a year, the game has been a Steam exclusive, but based on the announcement we received, this is going to end very soon.

It has been confirmed that the console versions of King Arthur: Legion IX is going to be released next month and there will be some bonuses for console players as well, so stick with us to find out what the devs have prepared for you!

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As you probably know, the game debuted in May 2024 on Steam and has been an exclusive since then. But, as it has been confirmed, the game is getting its PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S port on May 6, 2025, a year after the original release.

Alongside the game’s main features, the console editions will also have the following:

  • Quality mode: Higher resolution (4K – /3840 x 2160/) on XSX & PS5
  • Performance mode: Lower resolution (QHD, 1440p – /2560 x 1440/) and higher frame rate on XSX & PS5
  • XSS: QHD (2560 x 1440) resolution
  • DualSense: Haptic feedback on PS5
  • Supported languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Polish, Chinese (Simplified), Russian, Portuguese (Brazilian), Hungarian

Ahead of the release, here is the official cinematic trailer for the game:

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