Idle Three Kingdoms-RPG Hero

About

"Idle Three Kingdoms-RPG Hero Legend Online Game" is a thrilling AFK adventure war set in the Three Kingdoms era. As a hero in this RPG , players must build and clash their empire to become a legendary online warrior. The game features epic battles, captivating stories, and a chance to rewrite history, even when not actively playing.

Genres & Tags

Role Playing

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

87%

Audience ScoreBased on 110 reviews

monetization3 negative mentions

The game has engaging gameplay and is enjoyable for those who can read Chinese.
Many players find the graphics and design to be appealing and well-executed.
It serves as a good time-killer and has a rich storyline that keeps players interested.

The game lacks an English translation, making it inaccessible for non-Chinese speakers.
There are numerous bugs that affect gameplay, and the developers do not provide compensation for these issues.
Many reviews appear to be fake, leading to distrust among potential players.

monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The monetization strategy is widely criticized as a blatant cash grab, indicating that players feel the game prioritizes profit over player experience.
- “A total cash grab.”
- “The monetization system feels exploitative and unfair.”
- “It's frustrating how much you have to spend to enjoy the game fully.”
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
200%
Gameplay is heavily criticized due to numerous bugs that disrupt the experience, with players expressing frustration over the developers' lack of response to these issues and the presence of cheaters in the game. Many users suspect that positive reviews are inauthentic, further undermining trust in the game's quality.
- “All the 5-star reviews are fake; the game has a ton of bugs that impact gameplay, and the developers refuse to compensate players for game-breaking issues that are not the players' fault.”
- “There are clear cheaters in the game that the developers refuse to address.”