Dynasty Heroes: Samkok Legend
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About
"Dynasty Heroes: Samkok Legend" is a Role Playing game with an interesting plot and awesome game mechanics, featuring splendid visuals and the ability to summon and control heroic characters. However, it requires a lot of grinding and has numerous ads, while also incorporating humor to keep players entertained. The game's tagline is "Summon the heroes, Conquer the world," encouraging players to build and develop their team of heroes to dominate the world of Samkok.






- Smooth animation and very kind to f2play so far.
- Graphics and designs are pretty alright, and the story mode is interesting.
- The game is fun and has many different activities to do, such as events, Arena, Adventure, and Campaign.
- The game is extremely pay to win, making it difficult for free-to-play players to progress.
- Many events are timed poorly for players in US time zones, making it hard to participate.
- There are issues with the auction system, where only a few players can win items, leading to frustration among others.
graphics
133 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeOverall, the graphics of the game receive a largely positive reception, with many players praising the art style, character designs, and combat animations. While some users note that the graphics can appear dated or reminiscent of older console games, the vibrant visuals and engaging storytelling are frequently highlighted as standout features. However, a few reviews express disappointment with the clarity and quality of certain graphics, suggesting room for improvement.
“The graphics look great and it looks like it will keep my interest as long as events and content keep coming.”
“Fantastic game, beautiful graphics, loving the campaign, legion clans are good, arena is loads of fun.”
“Really clear game design mixed with some eye-catching visuals and engaging storytelling.”
“The graphics are blurry; however, the skill animations are some of the best I've seen on any idle game.”
“The graphics are kind of cheesy, resembling Super Nintendo or maybe Sega Genesis games... hey, if you're a nostalgic person who's been out of the gaming loop for 25 years or so, this might be the game for you!”
“I didn't think I cared much about graphics until I played this... looks like a mobile game from 10 years ago.”