So I also play the other game made by this developer and I have enjoyed it for several years now so when I saw they had this game I decided to give it a shot. It has a lot of similarity with the other but a totally new theme. That being said it still feels fresh to me because it’s like starting over and since I know more now than I did before I do better. Another thing I like about this game is the people who play it seem like normal people for the most part. People from all over the world and ones that have fun but not at the expense of someone else’s feelings unlike many of the pvp games. I also feel I have gotten decent rewards and heroes so far playing free. As in all games with in app purchases for the most part, patience is needed if you don’t want to buy in. If you like matching puzzles and turn based battling enemies and bosses you will enjoy this game.

Those who are complaining that this is exactly the same as E&P are missing the big picture. I’ve been playing E&P for a couple years now and what I love about this game (read: opportunity) is that I’m going in knowing exactly how to play, and know exactly what I need to do differently than I did with E&P. Will I spend money? Sure, I’ll spend what I spend on E&P: $50 for the annual VIP pass, and that’s it. I think $50 per year for a game I enjoy is fair. Now having said all that I will agree with the general consensus that the tutorial is WAY too long, especially for those of us who know what we’re doing. A suggestion for the dev team: offer a way to opt out of the tutorial. Seriously, this game is exactly the same as E&P, so let the seasoned players just play. In summary, it’s nice to have a fresh coat of paint on a very familiar piece of furniture.

I play the game and overall I enjoy it as I am in a group of people whom I enjoy. Collection of “heroes” and their development is also something I enjoy, however that joy is waning due to the horrible pRNG system used by the devs. I have spent plenty to grow my roster but I will be ending that monetary support due to the horrific odds at pulling top heroes for free. The odds are listed as 5% however as of this writing, I am at 55 consecutive pulls without a 5* hero from my training school. While I recognize that this is statistically possible, it seems highly improbable that I would have a teammate who went even longer (1:77 I believe). To have two players in one alliance of 27 total have such miserable luck is in fathomable. If you play, feel free to spend as you wish but be aware that trying to grow a free roster will take a lifetime. Cheers.UPDATE: now 0-59 and ready to quit this silly pit of a game. Devs are unresponsive and likely do not care since the property is being sold again. Typical, drain as much money as feasible from the play base then kick it over for someone else to try. Pffft

First and foremost Yes, like many games micro transactions are offered but this game is not “pay to win”. There is not a wall you are going to hit if you don’t drop money on the game and there is not a single hero or weapon that you absolutely have to have. I think what some people don’t realize is regardless of if you spend money on this game it’s a game of patience it’s designed to to take a while to progress and acquire loot. This is a great game to pass the time and work on slowly. I plan on playing this game for at least the next few years.At its core this is a match 3 RPG game with easy to understand gameplay elements. There is an extensive list of heroes you can acquire and plenty of variety when it comes to strategy.