Lies Of P: Every Legion Arm, Ranked Worst To Best

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Legion Arms are one of the most important and interesting tools available in 's vast and varied arsenal. Although the game features more prosaic weaponry, such as the ubiquitous swords and axes, the option to have one of eight specialized mechanical arms ensures that 's combat remains fresh and unique — an impressive feat in an ever more saturated video game genre. Though not the only enjoyable gameplay mechanic in, Legion Arms certainly stands out and shines in a game that is not perfect but is shockingly close.

For good reason, the dark reimagining of Carlo Collodi's classic Adventures of Pinocchio, Lies of P, was one of the most eagerly anticipated games of 2023. Part of what people like about is the combat and customization options. Principal among these customization options are the eight Legion Arms. Although each of the Legion Arms possesses a specialized application and, therefore, excels in certain fields, they are not created equal. Some far surpass others in a number of ways; most notably, a few can make the player near-OP in combat, whereas others fall flat when the player needs them most.

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The Left Arm of Steel is the Legion Arm that Pinocchio begins the game with. It provides a basic punch and little else. Although it is moderately effective in the early game, it would be a good idea to replace it as quickly as possible to reap the advantages of the other seven Legion Arms. Defeating any late-game enemy or boss with the Left Arm of Steel would prove to be a particularly challenging endeavor.

Although it is useful against a crowd, Flamberg is, prior to any upgrades, perhaps the least useful of any of the Legion Arms. The Flamberg, as the name may suggest