Such a good game
Such a good game that is made to be enjoyed for a long time. There are so many different ways to spend your time in this game, and so many different things to focus on, you won’t get bored. I’m not a huge rpg player, and I struggle with understanding how to really utilize some of the artifacts to strengthen heroes, but they there is a wiki and discord to help rookies like myself. If you are looking for an ad free game that is a lot of fun, this is it.
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Long delicious GRIND
This game is fun for all ages. However, the pay to win model is in full effect here. You cannot buy advanced hero’s. All you can do is buy increased chances to win them. (Gambling). If you play for free, your chances will continue to be miserable. I’m level 49 and I have 3 legendary level hero’s. Still fun, but don’t expect to compete with those loose credit card people. You will not even be playing the same game.
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Honest rewiew
I had an issue with a purchase in Heroes Dragon and was very impressed by the customer support.
I contacted the developers and received a reply within 48 hours. They quickly handled the situation and kept me updated throughout the process. About two days later, the issue was fully resolved.
They also gave me two generous in-game compensations. It’s rare to see such fast and professional support in a mobile game.
Thanks to the development team for their excellent service and commitment to player satisfaction. Despite the initial problem, it was a great experience. I highly recommend this game
I contacted the developers and received a reply within 48 hours. They quickly handled the situation and kept me updated throughout the process. About two days later, the issue was fully resolved.
They also gave me two generous in-game compensations. It’s rare to see such fast and professional support in a mobile game.
Thanks to the development team for their excellent service and commitment to player satisfaction. Despite the initial problem, it was a great experience. I highly recommend this game
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Fun Game but…
5-Star Gameplay! Incredibly fun if you like tactical rpgs...
… but it’s got everything frustrating about today’s gaming industry: subscription options, pay-to-play, pay-to-win, loot boxes, micro transactions, xp throttling, pop-up ads, watch ads for rewards, and variable pricing.
Developers need to get paid, but I wish I could pay$12/month or $60 flat for unlimited access, What they do to make a profit is a bit extreme.
… but it’s got everything frustrating about today’s gaming industry: subscription options, pay-to-play, pay-to-win, loot boxes, micro transactions, xp throttling, pop-up ads, watch ads for rewards, and variable pricing.
Developers need to get paid, but I wish I could pay$12/month or $60 flat for unlimited access, What they do to make a profit is a bit extreme.
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Not syncing
I have two iPads, same Apple Id, both have the game connected, but they are two separate profiles, I am forced to start fresh on the new one.
Fun fun fun
Great so far
Great Game
I’ve really enjoyed playing this game. It’s fun, strategic, and not terribly complicated.
Is there returning player rewards?
Have left the game for couple months,wondering if there is returning rewards for old players?
Misleading ads for terrible barely-a-game trash
After downloading and trying this game, I gave it a 2-star review and deleted it. The devs told me that if I played a bit longer, I’d see that the “survival mini game for action lovers” is just an intro, and the core of the game is a “deep turn based RPG with complete class system, skills, artifacts and everything you’d expect (just as advertised)”. So, I decided to give it another try.
While downloading, I skimmed some other reviews, and… apparently the actual game is a PvP gacha hero collector game, and the whole “turn based RPG” thing is a minor PvE sideline that you just auto-play? Wow. But anyway, I got up to, I think, fight 7 of stage 1-3, and hadn’t seen any of that yet, so that’s just hearsay. What about the part I actually got to play? Just remember that I am still apparently in an incredibly long tutorial intro, so who knows how representative any of this is…
It looks like they took three different “teach yourself to be a game dev” Unity nanogame samples, reskinned and renamed everything to make it “unique”, and sutured them together.
And the reskinning is a pretty slapdash job. For example, the fire-ice-earth-neutral elements are renamed to force-wisdom-faith-valor traits, but with the same colors and icon shapes, and the same RPS mechanical effect, and they’re even called “element” instead of “trait” outside the help screen.
The “RPG” consists of walking a linear path (and picking up free gold and gems on the way or not picking them up) to get one line of story or a battle and repeat.
Every odd battle (not just the first one) is that “survival mini game for the action lovers”. It’s even worse than I thought—because there is no rogue-lite progression, they just had to make the battles so easy you’d have a hard time losing.
The even battles are that “deep turn based” gameplay that they advertise. Well, they are turn based. And they do in fact have the class system, etc. that really are exactly what you would expect (being from a generic sample game and all). But that’s all in service of a series of (up to) 5x5 fights on tiny maps, each one a little different but all ridiculously trivial. This is the Banner Saga or Bravelands, it’s a sample of the mechanics of a (generic ripoff of a) game like that.
Maybe I could make a fun puzzle out of trying to find a way to lose without just skipping every turn? I threw my archer in front of my shield guy instead of behind him—and I still won. I wished I already had that auto-play that other reviews mention. And then I remembered that the thing I want to auto-play past is the thing they’re advertising as the actual game, so what I actually want is to just not play this game. And then I remembered that this is just the lure for an even worse non-game addiction-pump, so what I actually want is for trash like this to stop destroying mobile gaming (although it’s probably way too late for that).
Why did they ask me to give the game another chance? They can’t actually believe that they’ve made a “deep turn based RPG” that I would enjoy if I gave it a chance and then raise my review from 2 stars to 5, can they? Are they even hoping to rip people off for money in some way that I can’t see, or are they just doing this for the evulz? Isn’t there anything lower than 1 star that I can give them? These eternal mysteries will go unanswered, as I delete the game again.
While downloading, I skimmed some other reviews, and… apparently the actual game is a PvP gacha hero collector game, and the whole “turn based RPG” thing is a minor PvE sideline that you just auto-play? Wow. But anyway, I got up to, I think, fight 7 of stage 1-3, and hadn’t seen any of that yet, so that’s just hearsay. What about the part I actually got to play? Just remember that I am still apparently in an incredibly long tutorial intro, so who knows how representative any of this is…
It looks like they took three different “teach yourself to be a game dev” Unity nanogame samples, reskinned and renamed everything to make it “unique”, and sutured them together.
And the reskinning is a pretty slapdash job. For example, the fire-ice-earth-neutral elements are renamed to force-wisdom-faith-valor traits, but with the same colors and icon shapes, and the same RPS mechanical effect, and they’re even called “element” instead of “trait” outside the help screen.
The “RPG” consists of walking a linear path (and picking up free gold and gems on the way or not picking them up) to get one line of story or a battle and repeat.
Every odd battle (not just the first one) is that “survival mini game for the action lovers”. It’s even worse than I thought—because there is no rogue-lite progression, they just had to make the battles so easy you’d have a hard time losing.
The even battles are that “deep turn based” gameplay that they advertise. Well, they are turn based. And they do in fact have the class system, etc. that really are exactly what you would expect (being from a generic sample game and all). But that’s all in service of a series of (up to) 5x5 fights on tiny maps, each one a little different but all ridiculously trivial. This is the Banner Saga or Bravelands, it’s a sample of the mechanics of a (generic ripoff of a) game like that.
Maybe I could make a fun puzzle out of trying to find a way to lose without just skipping every turn? I threw my archer in front of my shield guy instead of behind him—and I still won. I wished I already had that auto-play that other reviews mention. And then I remembered that the thing I want to auto-play past is the thing they’re advertising as the actual game, so what I actually want is to just not play this game. And then I remembered that this is just the lure for an even worse non-game addiction-pump, so what I actually want is for trash like this to stop destroying mobile gaming (although it’s probably way too late for that).
Why did they ask me to give the game another chance? They can’t actually believe that they’ve made a “deep turn based RPG” that I would enjoy if I gave it a chance and then raise my review from 2 stars to 5, can they? Are they even hoping to rip people off for money in some way that I can’t see, or are they just doing this for the evulz? Isn’t there anything lower than 1 star that I can give them? These eternal mysteries will go unanswered, as I delete the game again.
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The app is fun but can be frustrating
The Magic Island battles are far too difficult. I had to get five heroes with five stars before I could beat a single level, and I still can’t get past the first boss. Level one should be a gimme.
Nothing like the ads
The ads show a turn-based tactics game. They’ve even got “Tactical RPG” in the name. And the (presumably faked) reviews are all about how it’s like old-school tactics games.
So, there’s an “RPG” that consists of walking a linear path and getting one line of story and then a battle.
And the battle is not a turn-based tactics battle, it’s a simplified Archero-style action fight, which looks an awful lot like someone took the Unity nanogame sample and replaced the graphic assets and changed nothing else at all.
Presumably there’s “roguelike” progression of your heroes between those battles, which I’m guessing is all about how much you’re willing to spend, but I’m not going to stick around to find out. A game which had to pretend to be a completely different game than what it is to trick me into installing it is almost certainly a pointless scam.
So, there’s an “RPG” that consists of walking a linear path and getting one line of story and then a battle.
And the battle is not a turn-based tactics battle, it’s a simplified Archero-style action fight, which looks an awful lot like someone took the Unity nanogame sample and replaced the graphic assets and changed nothing else at all.
Presumably there’s “roguelike” progression of your heroes between those battles, which I’m guessing is all about how much you’re willing to spend, but I’m not going to stick around to find out. A game which had to pretend to be a completely different game than what it is to trick me into installing it is almost certainly a pointless scam.
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Pack prices are outrageous
I do enjoy the game. It’s fun. But my god are the pack prices expensive. Most games do 1.99, 4.99 etc options but your guys are settled at 20,40,100,200. That is pure scam. I get you don’t have to buy it but it’s disingenuous to your customer base.
Love it but one small issue
For some context, I got this game as an offer for another game. However, I found this game to be very entertaining, and have been playing it a lot even after the offer in the original game ended. If you’re thinking about getting this game, get it! Definitely worth it.
While it does not affect the gameplay whatsoever, the biggest issue in this game is the AI assets used in the graphics. There’s a surprising amount of it in this game, and while it is still fun, knowing some parts are AI-generated makes it a little less enjoyable.
While it does not affect the gameplay whatsoever, the biggest issue in this game is the AI assets used in the graphics. There’s a surprising amount of it in this game, and while it is still fun, knowing some parts are AI-generated makes it a little less enjoyable.
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Not working on iPhone 13 Pro Max
Impossible to click on first campaign.
F2p
Fun
Um bom jogo mas pagar ajuda muito
O jogo pode ser jogado sem investir dinheiro, mas é lento e exige 20x mais dedicação de tempo, o que tira um bocado do interesse.
Os itens são caros e ofertados com uma constância irritante. Jogo com alto potência de vício e abuso. Recomendo atenção e cautela
Os itens são caros e ofertados com uma constância irritante. Jogo com alto potência de vício e abuso. Recomendo atenção e cautela
Response from developer
Thanks for the honest feedback. We’re glad you see the good in the game. Heroes & Dragons has no paywalls, and many strong players progress without spending, though it can take time. If a specific pack felt too expensive, which one was it? Please let us know so we can review it.
Turn based
Love this game, worth the grind.
Melhor
Ótimo jogo com boa qualidade e jogabilidade a lore da franquia è boa . 🐉🏹
Decent but a cash grab
I really enjoyed this game at first but if you do pay to play everything is extremely over priced. Way too many heroes with little opportunity to obtain the ones you really want. Gatcha has low results for legendary.
Good Game, Terrible Rates
I found this game through a cash making app and I was pleasantly surprised by the gameplay. The battles are quick for a tactics type game so I didn’t feel the sense of burnout that I usually feel from eventually playing tactics games. The designs of heroes are amusing. The problem with this game for me was that it was difficult compared to other games to earn summoning currency. And when I summoned, I usually got low tier heroes. I think my first 3 to 4 epics were really good then I hit a stretch of about 15-20 epics that were bottom tier epics. I hit pity for the legendary summon which was 150 normal pulls. And it was bottom tier as well. Since you are required to level up multiple heroes for content, leveling up bottom tier heroes feels like a huge waste because it takes a lot of time and resources to level one up. I quit out of frustration. It doesn’t feel rewarding at all to get bottom tier heroes since the currency is hard to earn. Quests don’t net much and the other way to earn is through tournaments and events. It’s hard to place high in tournaments because of the spenders. You can play it as a F2P or casual spender but you’ll need some patience. I spent about $45 USD for reference. I got up to about 150-160 in the progress quests, and I had just started the nightmare campaign when I quit.
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