Hero Quest is a Tower-battle in the most literal sense! Defeat waves of enemies as they attempt to overthrow your keep! Wisely deploy your units into the battlefield and use spells to destroy the enemy tower!
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The base idea of this game isn't bad; you create waves of units to counter the enemy wave of units. If one side gets the upper hand, it can battle through to the enemy castle and destroy it. You have four different units, two melee and two ranged. You have a cooldown for creating units; every time you create one, the cooldown for all units is reset. More powerful units have longer cooldown, so you can either push out cheap units quickly or stronger units a bit slower. You also have several spells to aid you; like the units, whenever you cast a spell the cooldown for all spells resets. After each stage, you earn some points that you can use to upgrade your units and spells. Unfortunately, the execution is terrible. On the technical side, I encountered two glitches where I could no longer click anything in just half an hour of play. It also doesn't have any hotkeys, which would be immense
Seriously. What is this game? When I read reviews and people said it got to hard I assumed it was like Kingdom Rush. Where it becomes harder but still possible. But no... Before even having all the content unlocked I was stuck. I was stuck on level 3. The enemy spams troops faster than you. And they have troop types you don't even have yet. They spam the fire magic just to rain down letting your troops get slaughtered. While they rush your castle. So I thought, "Oh... I guess I might need to grind on older levels? I mean Epic War 4 and 5 you have to do that but I still love those games and I would get a steam game of it if they had one. But no. I completed an older level and was rewarded with NOTHING. No gold. No blue... things?... expirence points? So pretty much they want me to get really lucky against the level three, the first tutorial level to magic! I don't normally refund games es
got a few levels in and started experiencing a bug where game would lag drastically and I would lose visiuals entirely everytime I went to click something. Combined with the fact that at this level enemy releases ~10 heroes to every one of yours and it stops being difficult and just hits impossible. Requested refund and advise everyone to avoid game like the plague I absolutely expected it to be when I saw that it was a "we took a free flash game and put it on steam for money" game.
This game is basically a game that can be made with around 1 day of programming. When I mean 1 day, I mean it. First of all, the game has no depth. Everything except one thing has the same cooldown, no matter how strong or weak the unit is. The gameplay is super repetitive and non-stimulating, while also being quite annoying at later levels. If that was it, I'd probably just stop there and be like eh whatever, at least they tried. The reason why it would take 1 day to make this, is because they didn't even bug tests. Clicking on abilities doesn't work many times, and if you take a prolonged battle, the whole game starts glitching out. Pressing escape also windowed the game for me. It really seemed like the dev didn't put a single bit of effort into refining the game, because I encountered these bugs simply from just playing the way you should be playing. Overall, buggy and bad game th
Age Of War if it was dog Sh!t.
This is the kind of zero-effort shovelware so lazy it almost feels like a parody of crappy Steam games. One looping music track (as far as I saw), sloppy translation ("Battle Win"), generic graphics with minimal animation, and it's actually unplayable in fullscreen because of a bug that makes your cooldowns much longer for some reason. It has glitches, randomly stops responding to mouse input, or just plain crashes. They obviously didn't even try.
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