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Turning Vampire Survivors into a full open-world RPG is a damn good formula
1K View2023-03-25
I was pulled into Rumble Heroes by its colorful cartoon look, but I've been obsessed with it for over a week now because the core gameplay is just extremely satisfying and addictive.
The core of Rumble Heroes's mechanics seems to be inspired by auto-attack games like Vampire Survivors. I gathered together a small team of heroes, and whenever I got near enemies, they would automatically attack them, earning experience for my account to level up and meat that I could feed to the heroes to power them up.
Rumble Heroes isn't just about combat, though. I was also able to direct my party towards chopping down trees and mining diamonds. I discovered a town and could begin putting these resources towards building up the town, spending wood on new buildings and diamonds on permanent passive buffs to all my characters. And I could use gold earned from dungeon runs or completing quests to recruit new heroes to my cause.
The light gacha system in Rumble Heroes might turn some players off, as it makes targeting specific recruits annoying, but I didn't mind since the game gave me plenty of money at a good rate. The real joy of it all, though, is slowly exploring this world and grinding to pool up the resources to unlock and venture into new areas. Boss fights actually require a bit of strategy, and even after over a dozen hours of play, I feel like I'm barely scratching the surface.
This one is definitely worth checking out if you dig Vampire Survivors-style games or grindy RPGs and exploration!
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What if Vampire Survivors became an adventure game? | First Impressions - Rumble Heroes
Rumble Heroes : Adventure RPG’s gameplay is similar to Vampire Survivors; you only control using one hand and you only control movements of the characters, nothing else. However it adds more complexity and depth to the game by introducing various adventure RPG concepts. Traversing through the land, encountering different characters, building your party, and resting in camps and villages.
The combat is fun and satisfying for the most part that compels me enough to play, and it does it without requiring any effort from the player. Players just have to bring the party within attack range, stop moving, and they will automatically bash and hit their enemies to death.
lyndonguitar2K2023-03-09
I am following the trend of vampire survivors recently. This type game is so fun to watch, but not exactly fun to play.
Trust me, this game just did a worst job. The skills and gameplay system is similar to vampire survivors type of games just with different UI and graphic design.
It's quite sad that people just keep copying others games without any innovation, and hoping they could be the best seller of the gamestore nowadays.
Slyrack2K2022-11-29
Vampire Survivors Review
The original “endless wave survival” style game was finally ported over to mobile… and it is insanely addicting! There was a trend going on in the app store where mobile titles (such as Survivor!.io, Wizard Hero, etc.) were trying to copy what Vampire Survivors had done on Steam.
I don't think any game could’ve come close to how addicting Vampire Survivors is. For starters, the pixelated medieval art style gives a very nostalgic gaming experience. The art style isn’t the only thing that separates this game from others in it’s genre. There many different characters to unlock and choose from, all with different stats and starting weapons.
Luminescent2K2023-02-08
View desktop siteTapTap looks better
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