The remaining attack power left in an attacking unit when it reaches the end of the screen is deducted from the enemy’s HP. When an attack formation charges, the units charge towards the enemy’s side (attacking units at the cost of their attack power). Attacks and defensive structures are queued up by matching three like units vertically and horizontally, respectively. Each player is free to move the back pieces from one column to another. The board is divided into two sections, one for the player and one for the opponent.
The game’s centerpiece is its battle system, an amalgam of a match-3 puzzle game and a turn-based RPG battle. The story did more than enough to keep me invested and a controller in my hand. Each chapter brings you to five different kingdoms and allows you to take control of five different factions (from forest creatures to the undead). The campaign tells the story of five young heroes, each with their own chapter. More importantly, I didn’t have to get bogged down on lukewarm narrative introductions that gamers will find in most RPGs.Īlthough the story isn’t particularly amazing, it does contain charming characters, cute dialogue, and variety. This was nice because the game didn’t waste any time throwing me into the fray.
It only took me about half an hour to have full control of my character and a good understanding of the battle system. For example, one downer about starting an RPG is that you often spend the first few hours being taught how to play the game. For one month, Clash of Heroes became my new obsession, and I didn’t looked back.Ĭlash of Heroes’ success lies in the fact that it takes the great components of both puzzle and RPG games and leaves behind those that are less favorable. Capy’s Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes quickly became my go-to game. In fact, I went with something completely different: a puzzle/RPG game. You can imagine my surprise when I found that the key to getting off the sauce had nothing to do with weening myself off the game by playing other FPS titles like Crysis 2 and Bulletstorm. My addiction t o Halo: Reach is well-documented, and it was beginning to be a problem.
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