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You know a good thing when you see it. Rovio is doing great things with a fantastic game. So I’ll just go over many things. The game is still growing, experimenting, and adding - but it’s There’s a realm available f2p, but for a low monthly fee you can COMPETE. A monthly currency option is available at great value from $5-$20USD. Whales can P2W, but they’re in a separate leaderboard than 2/3 of the community. Level slowly and thoughtfully. And thoughtful spending on boosts and epic items will reward those who are willing to shell out $50-$100 a month extra. Like I said, this game caters to adults with a little disposable income. We will all get your LOTR references. Clans are a must. All the good ones have active Discords. Join the official discord and find a guild ASAP. Event weekends are the highlight of the month, but PvP is the highlight of the daily grind. Which, by the way, is the most bearable grind I’ve experienced in a game of this quality. And PvP rewards are acquirable at all skill levels due to bots and an... evolving ELO system. Game just went globa, so many more countries are joining us. Come see what all the fun is about! Heed my review, for I am an Empath and I speak for very many peopLe. ThanK you for reading my review.

I already love this game after 1 week playing it. I played clash royale for years and this feels like an extension of that playstyle. You collect cards to upgrade them, and instead of collecting chests after pvp battles, you collect them after an offline campaign mode. Very cool in my opinion. Additionally, there is a pvp mode theyre testing and you can find out quickly if you get the game or not by getting destroyed or destroying your opponent. One criticism: in some areas the game gets laggy. I noticed especially in the dark fey where there are enemies that teleport behind your troops the game kind of breaks down.

It seems I’ve been saying this a lot lately but this is the only time I’ve said this and liked the game. The characters are unique and fun and it’s one of the best looking games of any kind. The only complaint I can make is on certain levels when turning a corner you can’t see your whole team for a couple of seconds but since it only occurs every so often and not for a very long time and as that’s my only complaint that should help anyone to understand what a great game it is.

This game takes the auto battler mechanics of clash Royale, and runs with it. Every character is well designed and has unique mechanics, and I love the collect ability of it all. I also love how they took healthy inspiration from clash Royale, but innovated it made it their ow with an RPG twist. I absolutely love the mechanics. The battling is engaging, and I keep being drawn back to play another game. The boss battles are fun and colorful, and the spells are well designed. My only critique (take this with a grain of salt, since I just got this game and I could be wrong) is that there doesn’t seem to be a big variety of enemies. I wish there were more special mechanics and challenges that enemies would provide, instead of just doing damage. Some enemies do have overtime effects, but I wish it was a bigger aspect of the combat. I absolutely love this game so far, and I highly recommend to any person who loves clash Royale.

Not a fan of the app crashing after starting a level and still losing the stamina. Also the availability of upgrade material needs expansion through additional game modes in the future. By level 18 it’s already starting to become apparent that without spending exorbitant amounts of money on packs I’ll never be able to catch up with the amount of unit tokens you receive from floors. So all of my units will eventually be upgradable while I’m lacking the recourses to complete the upgrades. That being said, the games mechanics are solid and while there’s little in the way of any story it compensates for that with entertaining and fast paced combat with fun graphics. Overall very creative game with a lot of room for growth but that’s great so I’ll continue to support the developers but I hope to see regular patches and updates otherwise why spend money on the game?

This game is not bad. I enjoy it. It’s good that you have most of the good(meta) heroes in common quality. Two problems. The first is the auto AI. It could be worse but my main problem is the healer having a heal off of CD but not using it since you are heading to the next enemy pack. That really ruins someone like aur because she is so good because she can spam a decent heal. Also sometimes auto play uses a spell when no enemy is near. And my second main concern is energy is consumed and depleted very fast. Better chances at gear from replaying a level would be nice too so you can actually grind. Other than that, this game is seriously good. Simple yet polished visuals. Great animations and a lot of heroes to choose from. You guys should add a tower of sorts as well. Thanks and good luck.

I enjoy this game but the micro transactions and the fact I can’t view my characters just by a long press and goofy character design choices hold it back, but mainly the micro transactions. That kills games and if you game stop wall street then you should understand people can crush it, if this was made more like a game with a micro transaction element to I’d give it more stars but the A.l. Staying alive and good game play for busy people because it autos is worth 4 stars in its own right. If the micro transactions were toned down or reduced my %50 or more than it would be better, no one unless they are a dumb whale will pay the prices set here and reduce the over all player base and this is after playing for 9 hours.

Three stars is generous. The game is fun and has a lot of potential, don’t get me wrong.. but not even an hour into playing I already ran out of energy. You get a whopping.. wait for it..... five energy..! FIVE!!! That’s ridiculous tbh. Even ten would be far too little. Take notes from games like Raid. It has an energy system but you rarely run out, as you gain plenty of energy as you level up and get certain achievements. You quickly find out this game was made to be a cash grab. My other major problem is the auto play. Takes away from the game, as you just hit play and watch. Really takes away from the user experience. They do this though because you can double the speed, which leads to quicker play through, which leads to, guess what... running out of energy! Very quickly at that. They do this in hopes you spend money to buy more. But apparently they don’t realize it is counter productive to their money making goal as it just pushes players away. These are easy fixes. Make them and you will have a much larger, loyal player base. Quite a shame really. Now that I’ve run out of energy, I’ll likely forget about the game and move on to the next one. Big mistake devs. Big mistake.

Overall, pretty good. Many heroes to collect, with rare and epic heroes being reasonably obtainable without having to suffer absurdly low drop rates from other gatcha games. Although obtaining epic gear is a bit out of reach. While there are tournaments where only the elite whales who already have everything can hope to place in the top 3 for a decent prize, there are also events where prizes are given based on effort and point total, rather than rank. Good news is that even common heroes have great use and can pull their own weight, truly a rare thing in gatcha games. Bad news is the ridiculous and shameless cash grabbing. $80/$50 per epic/rare hero to get a kick start and not even max out their stats or skills is insane. Thankfully there’s no need to buy anything. Overall progress is greatly stunted by pitiable amount of gold and gems given for prizes. Energy consumption in campaign and definitely elemental dungeon is way too much. And probably could use another something to play besides arena and campaign. Gameplay could be tweaked a bit. Targeting a non-AoE spell on a single hero or mob in a moving crowded melee is a bit of gamble. Easily gets wrong target.

Fun to start... but then the grind begins. The grind or bust out the CC and spend your way to progress. The new user experience is decent. The tutorial seems a little disjointed at times, but provides an excellent high level overview of gameplay. It is easy enough to pick up but then you run into the pay wall or hunker down for a long slow road. The Hero’s and their skills are intriguing, I do like the elemental synergy and the game play options it opens up. The PvP modes are pretty well laid out. Requires some level of strategy to succeed. But that is a good thing. I would like to see tool tips on what exactly the various stats mean and do. The few load screen tips I have seen show snippets of information but are gone before one can actually read them. Over all it’s an enjoyable game. Time will tell if it remains installed once the honeymoon phase is over.

The main point of this game is to farm to be able to play against other people. However the later part is hugely flawed. The pvp matching system is called EOL and is supposed to take in consideration different aspects of how well you’re doing and match you with opponents comparable to your level. This means that this should be a dynamic system but in the end the system is marching you 4 times out of 5 against an opponent that is way stronger then it matches you one time to an opponent that isn’t a match for you and the ballet starts all over. I have given feedback several times. And this is a final piece of feedback, the pvp matching tool is really bad and flawed. There are so many better ways to find opponents in your range.

Decent underlying game for a “card” hero based game, but insanely greedy, with $50 IRL U$D “sales” on boosts that aren’t even permanent sometimes - and huge dead ends in playability period (you run out of “energy” to even play a level)... there is only a campaign (typical game like Mario 3 where there is a game board and you move along it with each level), an arena (you vs other players, which is usually a bot), and an elemental dungeon featuring a different elemental class each day that gives bonuses for that class, and it isn’t really enough to comprise a full and playable game. The main problems include re-spawns during arena battles with AI that are ridiculous- I kill them 3 or 4x and I’m way over powered but then my guy finally dies and they “somehow” win - and fast.., and that happens way too often. There is supposed to be a re-spawn slow-down when a squad member dies too much, but it seems to only apply to me, not others. This game fooled me into spending real money before seeing how skewed in playability it is. Don’t spend money on this!

Was playing for a while. It is fun, if not kind of generic. Adds little to the genre. My biggest gripe would be the “free” to play aspect. I get they want to add value for those that pay, but requiring to buy currency, you can get some free but there was no way to get enough in time, to play a particular short time 1 day event is not good. Gong to assume there will be more of those in the future and you are going to need to pay a lot to play those. I don’t mind paying, I have for other free to play games, but this was too much too soon. Going to quit now and save me the headache. Did the math, about $50 to unlock the two characters to play that one time event. Not sure about leveling them, they do give you bonus levels temporarily when you unlock characters, but still, $50 every time they release a new event, not worth it for me on a game like this.

The game is great and has a lot of potential. However, you run out of energy far too quickly and it takes forever unless you spend money. There also seems to be almost no way to quickly get gold coins other than paying real money. Once you run out of gold (and you will quickly) there is little you can do to get it back. This pretty much halts your progress within a couple days of playing. The currency system in this game needs a complete rework to make it at least doable. As it stands now the only way to make any progress is to pay actual money. If they wanted that they should have just charged 2 bucks for the game and had cosmetic items for cash purchase. I don’t understand why rovio keeps doing this with their games. It’s a nasty practice.