- April 6, 2022
- Gameloft
Heroes Of The Dark
60%Game Brain Score
gameplay, graphics
story, grinding
60% User Score 137 reviews
Platforms
About
Battle Vampires, Werewolves and Humans in a dark Imperial Age strategy game! Collect and upgrade Heroes for 5v5 action, forge alliances, and restore world order.











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Audience ScoreBased on 137 reviews
gameplay4 positive mentions
grinding8 negative mentions
- The game features an immersive atmosphere and appealing graphics, reminiscent of classic RPGs.
- It is genuinely free to play, with many players reporting success without spending money, thanks to a supportive community.
- The gameplay can be addictive and enjoyable, especially for those who appreciate grinding and character progression.
- The game is heavily pay-to-win, making it difficult for free-to-play players to compete against those who spend money.
- There are significant design flaws, including tedious mechanics and a lack of engaging content after reaching certain milestones.
- The community can be toxic, with reports of harassment and bullying, which detracts from the overall experience.
gameplay
15 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of "Heroes of the Dark" offers an immersive atmosphere reminiscent of classic RPGs, but it suffers from a lack of unique mechanics and is hindered by mobile game tropes such as ads, stamina limits, and pay-to-win elements. While the graphics and character design are praised, many players find the reliance on guilds and timers frustrating, limiting individual progression and enjoyment. Overall, the game shows potential but requires significant improvements in gameplay balance and mechanics.
“It introduces interesting concepts to gameplay and has lovely character rendering.”
“Really cool mechanics, good graphics, great hero pool, medium learning curve, very exciting for a month or so.”
“Perfect gameplay.”
“But you can't focus on the gameplay because they are constantly bombarding you with ads.”
“The only downsides I have seen are the fact that the mechanics require you to be part of a guild to progress through gates, which significantly hinders a single player's progress, while most events are geared towards individual players.”
“Gameplay has many mobile game tropes such as hero fragments and pay-to-win elements.”