Leave a Review Hero's Way (Classic ACT)
Good game
Okay so this game is pretty good. But there are some things that put it down a bit. The archer and Mage. Are so horribly weak they just die. And I can't really save them. So I end up using my warrior for the rest of the levels. The Mage hardly does any damage at all which is suprising. In any game mages should be the top damage dealers. And hey if I saw that Mage was dealing alot more damage, I'd definitely try to save it slot more. Maybe add in different stages. Like where an onslaught comes at you. And you have to defend each stage? And then a boss wave. Maybe theres like guards helping you too? Make it interesting! I still play it though. Has alot more potential. You should include info on what each stat does too.Show lessJosh dwyer
Literally unplayable as it crashes every minute
You need to fix this prob, it crashes literally every min! ShockingBbhdbdbfbdh
Very good game
A very in depth game that will keep you occupied. Levels are short enough to play on the go. Lack of a good story is a downer though.
For those of you who believe the game is ramping the difficulty to extort your money, you're completely wrong. There is a very simple strategy to completing levels and gaining gold. Levels you have already completed will have monsters that drop less gold and exp, while the level you are currently on will contain monsters that drop significantly more gold. To farm, simply enter the latest level, and when you are about to complete it, leave the level.
Treasure chests are not worth opening until the midstage of the game, so don't bother with them in the beginning.
The last, and the most important, point is battle micro. There is more to the game than just watching your guys fight. The most important character to micro is the warrior. Right after the warrior completes his slashing animation, pick him up 1 millimeter off the ground. When he lands a split second later, he will begin his slashing animation again. Using this method you can slash about twice in one second. By using these strategies the game is not difficult at all. Right now I'm sitting on 500k gold and am eagerly awaiting updates. 5 stars.Show lessDreamingMonk
Not a balanced game
I admitted that in the beginning, it was really fun and addicting. But as soon as I enter the second chapter, it suddenly became very hard. As gold is very important here, it's very ironic that it's really hard to collect them. I know that it's free and developers need to get some revenue by selling inGame gold, but come on... it's simply unbalance, thus unplayable for most people. Not many people will play smart by continuously dragging his characters all over the screen just to avoid enemy attack. At least lower the difficulty and perhaps increasing gold drop rate.
I was expecting more for this game, as it looks promising. But for now, in many aspects, Battleheart is much more better.Show lessD. Alexa
Hero's Way
I like Hero's Way because it isn't 1 of those games that u have to tap tap tap and tap more! And Hero's way is just Awesome!!!!!!!!!! And by the way Warrior is way better than the other classesCamboVasu
Great but a bug
Great game, there's a bug when you leave the store it takes you out of the game, but it's still a super game, would rate it 5 but because of the bug, it can't get 5.Polar Eagle
Micro Transactions ruin the experience...
As much as I enjoy this game, the micro transactions kill the overall experience. You need golden coins for everything in this game... I understand that you use gold coins to purchase new gear and weapons, but to open up chest and resurrect? "What's the big deal?" you ask. The big deal is gold coins cost actual money! Either that or grind for 5-6 hours trying to farm for coins. Too bad really, this is an awesome game. I would have gladly spent $5-$7 on this app otherwise with a more thought out loot system besides dipping into my wallet. On the other hand, if you don't mind that, it's on par with Battlehearts.Show lessRawTalent
Gotcha
Ge started out really well. Seemed to be fun and well balanced.
Unfortunately, it didn't stay that way: as soon as I started up the second act, the game difficulty level shot up tremendously. I went back and played through the first act two more times to get more cash and equipment to ward off the enemies in act 2, but it was to no avail. Alas! It would seem that they pulled the old bait & switch on me that seemed to lure me to only one possible resolution: buy more gold via in app purchase.
It's too bad; it could've been so much more (and worth paying a few bucks for since it was fun). In-app purchases that are required to compete against impractical difficulty levels is just not my style.
Hero's Way, it was a fun couple of hours, but… we're breaking up. Good luck, kiddo Show lessOenai
Very nice game!
Hero's Way is a game that virtually plays itself so it's easy to get into! Basically you use drag and drop gameplay to move the 3 characters around the battlefield for the best results. Can give the game a bit of strategic planning or you can just let things play out and just watch if that's your thing.
Simple but addicting!
They have made upgrading for weapons and armor pretty easy to understand as well. All around good game that's looks fantastic!
One addition outside of more content is to include Game Center!
One negative is it's IAP push because it drives to get money out of you quick. It's still 5 stars from me but man!Show lessdiggy1381
