Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Nov 20, 2020

  The same ad-puzzle games that we have seen so often on social media. Now we can finally play it.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 20, 2020

  An ideal game for people with an antisocial lifestyle who do not leave their den.That is an ideal game for me and my few friends in the amount of one piece. If your situation is better, then you will enjoy this game even more.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 20, 2020

  Having played over a 100 levels of this garbage, I am now sure all the other reviews are bots. The levels seem to be randomized, since I was getting the same tutorial levels 3 times during different stages of the game. Also at times u might play the same level multiple times in a row. And even if all the levels were different, theyre so easy only a toddler would have to spend more than 5 seconds thinking of the solution. I played until I completed all the achievements, which didnt even unlock. Not in game or in steam. Even tho its a cheap game, do not give money to a company like this. Clearly as much of a scam as all those mobile game ads which im betting are the reason 90% of people will get tricked into buying this trash.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 20, 2020

  These are hardly even puzzles. They are obnoxiously easy, and if you do a puzzle wrong, the solution becomes immediately obvious on the second try. I'm ashamed I spent money on this.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 20, 2020

  It's garbage.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 21, 2020

  [h1]Initially fun but ultimately flawed and repetitive puzzle game[/h1] If you're on [i]Facebook[/i] and have seen [i]Hero Wars[/i] ads, you might've thought it was a clever puzzle game about saving a princess or getting the gold by pulling pins in the right order. That's very much not what [i]Hero Wars[/i] is, even though it shares similar art assets. Well, now you got the chance! This is that puzzle game. Sort of. [h1]What you see is what you get but with caveats[/h1] Puzzles are indeed nice and simple. There's typically some goblins to be killed, lava and/or water or sometimes poisonous gas to be routed and perhaps gold to loot. Beating a level gains 100 gold to be used in building a town in the menu and to purchase skins for the player hero. That's it though. There are about 30-50 levels, give or take - it's hard to give an accurate estimate because [i]the levels appear in a random order[/i]. I received some of the presumptively first tutorial levels for the first time as late as lvl 40, and sometimes the same level would appear twice in a row. As another minor qualm, sometimes the hero would get stuck somewhere or not trigger a level completion. Fortunately there's a nifty restart level button. After about 180 levels I had all the in-game achievements (for beating certain sorts of levels X times each). However, those achievements did not trigger on Steam, not during game nor after quitting nor restarting the game. Hopefully the devs will fix this. [h1]Technical short-comings[/h1] There's the basic options of muting sounds and music separately. Music is fitting but it's still a single repetitive track. Note that all of the game is played with mouse. Resolution options allow switching between windowed and fullscreen but switching to a small resolution caused some of the options (like inconveniently the menu to change screen resolution) to switch out of sight. I somehow managed to wiggle it back without editing any setting files, fortunately. [h1]Conclusions: not worth it[/h1] I played it about 40 minutes to gain all in-game achievements, though not enough to build everything (that seemed rather pointless) nor unlock any of the skins (they were super-expensive considering the amount of content). However, in about 15 minutes I had seen every level the game had to offer. Besides, there are bugs (broken achievements, breakable options, sometimes bugged characters), and why is the level rotation totally random from the start? That's some messed up balance, even if the tutorial levels were not really needed in the first place. While I thought it was fun in principle, this is sadly a typical €0.79 game to be sold at the minimum price when sales come - not worth its asking price of about double that. (If the level order was fixed; a level selection screen was added; the present setting of random levels was converted into random level mode; achievements were functioning; and either the price was lowered or unique level number was doubled or tripled, I could easily recommend it.) [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/9997062/]~Twistorian Curator~[/url]
• gamedeal user

  Nov 21, 2020

  This game is suck, literally. bugs, repeating levels, no difficulty curves design. I have no idea why the tutorial levels are in level 90+, the level design is completely fucked up even the only interesting thing - castle - still bugged up sometimes i prefer to watch the commercial in youtube, they are a lot more fun then spend money on this shit. no gonna lie if you really wanna make a good game, plz spend time on level design. i tired of facing low difficulty levels again and again. FIX YOUR GAME, NO MATTER HOW MUCH MONEY IT COST IF YOU WANT TO MAKE A GAME, PLZ BE SERIOUS
• gamedeal user

  Nov 23, 2020

  Overly short and simple puzzles, Repetitive after stage 50. Boring grind to fill in the 20 chest achievement till stage 223 personally. Achievements not unlocked in Steam despite completed within Game, either due to ' Steam is learning about this game ', or game is severely bugged. Refunding since achievements does not unlock properly, lack of news or support from developer. Do not Support.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 23, 2020

  saves not functioning properly and achievements are broken.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 4, 2020

  A simple puzzle that can tighten both puzzle lovers and shooters for a positive time. Most of the levels are simple, but from time to time you come across levels where you need to register. An easy bonus to the levels is the presence of pumping your kingdom and changing the skin to the main character - a knight.