Change your look
Use the operating room to alter Legion’s age, hairstyle, facial features, eye color, and more. Build the right face from incomplete evidence.
Official Press Kit
A dark-comedy spy deduction game where every document helps you become someone else—and every conversation can expose the lie.
Game Overview
You are Legion, a secret agent who can modify his appearance at will. Study a target’s files, reconstruct their look, and assume their identity to get close to the people who trust them.
Getting into the room is the easy part. The real challenge is behaving like the person whose face you stole. A careless answer, a forgotten relationship, or the wrong personal detail can end the disguise.
“Legion Was Here is a dark-comedy spy deduction game where you study evidence, change your face, and steal identities to complete bizarre missions—without getting caught.”
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Core Loop
Use the operating room to alter Legion’s age, hairstyle, facial features, eye color, and more. Build the right face from incomplete evidence.
Cross-reference photographs, documents, relationships, habits, and seemingly trivial objects. Every detail may matter.
Answer questions, recall shared memories, and act like the person you are impersonating. Suspicion replaces the traditional detection meter.
Quick Facts
Information below reflects the public Steam listing as of August 2026.
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About the Developer
Legion Was Here is developed as a solo project by Geoffroy Monde. The game’s public Steam description notes one musical exception: saxophone performances by his friend Pierre.
The project was created without the use of generative AI.
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