- March 25, 2021
- Blue Bomber Games
- 2h median play time
Looking For Heals
Platforms
About
"Looking for Heals" is a game where you step into the role of a healer, reliving the glory days of this underrated class. Unlock and combine various healing spells, hire a raiding party with unique abilities, and test your skills in intense real-time action. Explore procedural dungeons, upgrade your team, and conquer elaborate boss fights inspired by MMO raids. Replayability is high with multiple healer spells, classes, and class types to discover.











- The game captures the experience of being a healer in an MMO, providing a unique and fun gameplay loop.
- The soundtrack is enjoyable and adds to the overall atmosphere of the game.
- There is a decent variety of spells and character classes, allowing for some strategic gameplay.
- The controls are clunky and unresponsive, making it difficult to manage party members effectively.
- The game lacks content and variety, leading to repetitive gameplay and a feeling of staleness after a few runs.
- The removal of direct control over party members has negatively impacted the strategic elements of the game.
gameplay
30 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally described as simple yet addictive, with a fun loop that captures the essence of playing a healer in an MMO, despite some limitations in complexity and replayability. Players appreciate the engaging mechanics, intuitive controls, and excellent soundtrack, though some express frustration with certain design choices, such as unclear item mechanics and AI behavior. Overall, while it may not offer deep storytelling or intricate gameplay, it provides solid entertainment for its price point.
“The gameplay is simple yet entertaining, and every soundtrack for every map is an absolute banger.”
“My overall impression of the game is that it has a fun gameplay loop, and captures the excitement (and frustration) of playing a dungeon in an MMO as a healer in a single-player experience.”
“The gameplay loop, while simple on the surface, is highly addicting.”
“You go through the maps in the same order as well, so there's not much replayability outside of the gameplay.”
“The AI can make some really silly decisions that don't make the gameplay fun at all and ruin the experience rather than it being funny.”
“Shopkeepers in the dungeon won't tell you what an item does until you buy it, which is a very bad idea and does not enhance the gameplay experience whatsoever.”