Plenty of them spawn enemies to fight, some of them have special effects when placed near a certain other tile and there's plenty of hidden features to find like placing down a certain amount of mountains together to turn them into one huge mountain that will then spawn a special creature. Putting down tiles is something you need to think about too. There's lot of different items including weapons, rings, shields, armour and more and all of them with different buffs from vampirism to attack speed. Each time around the path, the current loop gets harder and so you do need to keep on top of things and make sure you're properly equipped or send your hero back to the village if things look a bit too dicey.Ĭhoosing equipment is a constant toss up between different effects. The strategy to it is how you place down map features from your deck of cards, along with carefully choosing your hero's equipment which you gain as you battle and take down enemies. Your chosen hero automatically moves and doesn't stop until they hit an enemy (or a group of enemies) on a tile, then they engage in automatic combat until they win or die and move on. It's a blank canvas, a dark void that gets a random path placed into it. It's here that you also get a sprinkle of more story content as the loops go on and you manage to encounter more enemies through the game.Įach loop through it starts off the same. Over time you're also building up and upgrading a little village which pulls in more people over time. You do have an actual story to progress through in the game too, it's not all about endlessly looping to better your character. Unlock new classes, new cards, and devious guardians on your quest to shatter the endless cycle of despair." Recover and equip powerful loot for each class of hero for their battles and expand the survivors' camp to reinforce each adventure through the loop. Wield an expanding deck of mystical cards to place enemies, buildings, and terrain along each unique expedition loop for the brave hero. "The Lich has thrown the world into a timeless loop and plunged its inhabitants into never ending chaos. Style wise it's an odd blend of things too, it's got the look and and sound of a retro game but with a modern feel overall. Good for a tired mind, wonderful as a distraction. Such an easy game to get into though, thanks to a lot of it being quite hands-off so you can sit back and just watch what's going on. So very hard to properly describe and I think you truly need to play it for a few hours to fully start to appreciate it. Loop Hero is like a an idle clicker, mixed with deck-building, random generation and a little RPG flavour all in one.
Loop Hero is a great game for fans of its genre and has plenty of cool mechanics and hooks for those who want to try it out for the first time.YouTube videos require cookies, you must accept their cookies to view. It is also integral to the spirit of this game. The presentation is very old-school, which can be a problem for players who have never interacted with MS-DOS titles. The developers have nailed the sense of progression and the tension that the genre is built around. All of this makes a combo that everyone should enjoy. There are many reasons why Loop Hero is an amazing game, such as the combination of different mechanics from different genres, setting up the road and your camp as if it were a strategy game, building our hero as if it were an RPG and the story, very similar in storytelling to graphic adventures of yesteryear. Fight menacing creatures and recover stronger loot for better equipment.Optimize the balance between the cards for increased chance of survival and retrieval of items. Strategize your construction of buildings, terrain, and enemy cards to create your own dangerous path along each loop.choose from unlockable character classes and deck cards before setting out on each expedition as each expedition is different.Unlock new classes, new cards, and new guardians on your quest to stop the endless cycle of despair the Lich has thrown the world into in Loop Hero.
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