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A relaxing, if unoriginal, little idle RPG
1K View2023-04-08
Going into Hero Legacy, I imagined it was something along the lines of the old Heroes of Might and Magic games—turn-based RPG-strategy hybrids that filled many hours of my childhood with building armies of fantastical armies. While this isn’t that exactly, some of the visuals and ideas here did remind me of those classic New World Computing games from the ‘90s.
I started out by assembling a team of mighty ancestors by exploring the tile-based map and visiting certain powerful sites where I could use a “memory stone” to summon these heroes from beyond space and time. Each time I added a new one to my party, I gained new abilities to use in battle. Each of the heroes is aligned with one of the elements, and I could drag their abilities out onto the battlefield to use them on attacking enemies like goblins, slimes, and ogres.
Meanwhile, I was managing my base back in the city. I needed housing, a blacksmith, a woodcutter’s shop, and an archery range to start out. This is where the monetization pressure takes place: increasingly long timers must complete before I can have my building materials ready or my melee upgrades, but I can always spend crystals to have them wrap up instantaneously.
That’s a fairly standard business model for RPGs though, so it’s hardly offensive. What I have more of an issue with is that Hero Legacy seems very by-the numbers—There really aren’t many original ideas here in terms of gameplay or theme. Fortunately, it’s well put together, with nice (if static) artwork and impressive voiceover.
THIS RPG LOOKS INTERESTING - HERO LEGACY // FIRST LOOK GAMEPLAY
Hero Legacy: Adventure RPG is a pretty unique RPG game that have interesting gameplay and mechanics I havent seen anywhere. Control your hero, assemble and upgrade champions, control the resources on the map and upgrade your town. Its hard to describe, since there is a lot mixed into it. Lets take a look?
This video review of Mobile/ PC/ Console Game will show you some gameplay and help you to decide if you should invest your time into this game, we will discuss game mechanics, combat, progression, mechanics and f2p or p2w aspect of the game made in 2023.
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Hero Legacy: Adventure RPG - Pros and Cons Uncovered: A Worthy Quest?
Hero Legacy: Adventure RPG have a lot of unique mechanics and its different from other RPG games out there. But is it a good thing? Lets figure out.
In this article we will talk about both good and bad sides of Hero Legacy: Adventure RPG so you can decide if this is the right game for you.
PROS
1. Unique game mechanics
It feels like Hero Legacy: Adventure RPG took a bit from Heroes of Might and Magic, Kings Bounty, RPG games, Gacha games and some sort of board games and mixed it all together. Gameplay feels really fresh and new, it have a lot of innovative things I havent saw before in other games.
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When putting together my army, I had to carefully pick different heroes and unit types while balancing their cost. Super-powerful hero units may have impressive, battlefield-sweeping attacks, but they also carry a hefty cost of three or four all on their own. Meanwhile a whole troop of spearmen or archers only cost one.
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