Welcome, my Lord, to the cursed kingdom. A land plagued by black magic and creatures that crawl out of the darkness. Once this was a great kingdom. It could be great again. That's all up to you. Enter the world of Royal Heroes - a strategy game set in a world of fantasy and adventure. Hire an army of legendary heroes and battle vast waves of monsters. Destroy your enemies on the battlefield. Purge all evil from your land. Construct your castle. Craft weapons. Spend your loot wisely. Rule your kingdom.
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This is a nice game for the price. You hire, equip, and position heroes and their armies in order to attack enemies that become progressively more difficult. You get gold and materials from each fight which you then use to improve them further, build gear to equip them with, or learn spells to cast directly during the fight. For the amount of time you get out of it it's worth the low price tag. Complaints I still have are: 1. It can be quite grindy in places as if you don't have the right army (the heroes you get from chalices are random, and you can wind up with too many mages/arches and not enough tanks or vice versa). The dimension warp option (reset the map, take some stuff with you) partially mitigates this, but it still only lets you bring up to three heroes to the next area whereas you will need 25 for your army. It's possible doing it more times will allow more than three heroe
Fun mechanics. I like the game play. I hate the grind fest. If a game can't figure out a reasonable progression path then it doesn't deserve a good review. I didn't finish the game. I got I'm guessing half way through and life is too short. It's not that I wouldn't spend the money for this game, it's that I wouldn't spend the time. It's too grindy.
Let's look at the pros for a second: This is more of a mobile game but, it was ported to the PC well. The controls are fine and there are none of the usual problems with a PC port of a mobile game. This comes from a guy with a decent history of making games. He was even entrusted to make the mobile Majesty game, which was actually pretty good. Now for the cons: The art style isn't simply recognizable, he hasn't changed the art style in any way. This guy has made multiple flash and mobile games, and all of them use the exact same art style. It hasn't even upgraded or improved over two years, literally nothing has changed. It's all copy and paste. Tooltip errors and glitches are a regular occurance. Glitches are to be expected but, I would expect them to catch the tooltip errors. On the topic of glitches, and this is just from personal experience so don't expect it to happen to you a
Well, on one hand this game is fun and addictive. I wouldn't play it 50+ hours if it wasn't. On the other hand, it's full of bugs and imbalance, user interface is not at all polished, some base mechanics are still WIP and the update rate is very slow. The game feels more like an alpha version than a proper release and the developer doesn't have time and/or energy to properly address all the bugs and faulties so he tells people on the forum that that's the way the game is supposed to work. But it's fun. So if you decide to get this game be prepared that you'll be played on your nerves
So I was a bit dissapointed by this game and while it may appeal to some I cant recommend it. First, its a mobile port. Just throwing that out there. Second, the graphics are subpar even for mobile games. The colors and dull and most things are difficult to see any detail. I was hoping for more strategy involved and while there is a little, its seriously lacking. There is no way to control your troops or give orders or direct them in any way. Its a very casual experience with nearly zero player involvement. I feel more like Im watching the action than taking part. Lastly, the game is VERY grindy. With it actually costing money on Steam instead of a free mobile game Id expect some of the grindiness to be removed. I have spent around 10 hours so far and have been stuck grinding exp for about the last 3-4 hours. Not doing anything to progress the "story" but simply playing the same hand
At first glance, it may seem like a terribly simple game without any mechanics, but it actually involves some bit of strategy. Placement of troops play a huge role in defeating the goblin enemies. If a certain arrangement don't work, try another. The game is pretty passive (a good break from other games since many games require you to react) as you can just start the round and watch the enemy get massacred. Crafting weapons is on a 3x3 grid which is similar to another popular game. I guess this game is pretty good overall but a better tutorial would help.
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