Heroes & Legends: Conquerors of Kolhar

Saying no might be a bit harsh, it is a mindless game that is best suited on facebook or a tablet or something of that nature. Worth the money? No Totally crap? Not really, but gets boring REAL fast Story is so so, the game mechanics is meh it is like an endless flood of Final Fantasy fights with some options to how the character evolves. It was really fun the first few fights and then it just got plain boring. I hope that this review helps you to either buy it because it has what you want: endless final fantasy fights with a cliche filled fantasy story or leave it alone if it sounds boring.

[h1]This game is a dumbed down Questrun[/h1] I came in and bought this game hoping for a more complete and overall better Questrun (who had a few glaring flaws), and I was sourly disappointed. To make a comparison, my review for Questrun starts like this : [quote]"I first tried it out in Desura when I got it from a bundle... It was a terrible game. [...] What first looked like a pretty stupidly simple game was actually an hidden gem imo."[/quote] Well if I was to summarize this one as shortly, I'd say : [quote]"I instantly bought it after playing Questrun for hours... it was a great game. [...] What first looked like a pretty great game was actually a no-brainer idle game."[/quote] Seriously, I feel like this is a downgrade compared to Questrun. First of all, the artistic side of things didn't get noticably revamped, so it's out of the balance, only thingthat really matters when comparing the 2 is the gameplay. So what's new in Kohlar? Persistence, mainly. You keep items and le...

Not at all a traditional RPG, it is a fun action, thinking game which can get quite addicting at times and one I like to come back to after having left alone for a time. This is definitely a game in it's own catagory, but it is engaging and fun. It isn't a standard RPG really, it is more of a strategy, quick action, management game. Waves of monsters attack your party of three and while each side auto attacks on an active time bar, the player must make quick decisions on who to move where, what skills to level up, and which skill boosts to use in an attempt to keep your party alive until the end of each battle wave. After each battle wave there is small story segment (if one is continuing through the main campaign) and a chance to turn the last cache of items into resources for crafting better weapons and improving armor. Your choice of characters, 3 to start out and 2 more which join up later, retain levels, items and armor improvements and it is possible to level them up more ...

An entertaining, if really fast playing strategy RPG. The concept of auto-combat takes some getting used to, but it really keeps the gameplay moving, and there are other things to manage while this is happening such as leveling up, inventory management, and cooldown usage. I would say it is both the game's greatest strength and weakness. It keeps the game moving at a quick and exciting pace where traditional turn based would likely bog down into slow and tedious battles, but it also makes it somewhat difficult to be able to enjoy the nuances of gearing up and really getting to know your characters and their abilities as they develop over the course of the game. You don't really get a chance to stop and smell the roses, so to speak. Still, for it's price it delivers a solid product that gives you your money's worth for the few hours that it will entertain you for. I just wish it lasted a little bit longer.

Extremly disapointing, i expected so much more from it. This is why i dont have high expectations.

kinda fun. I'd say worth $8 and below

[b][h1]Heroes & Legends: Conquerors Of Kolhar (RPG [fast paced] TBS)[/h1][/b] [b]Overall Score: 6/10[/b] [b][u]Short Summary:[/u][/b] I enjoyed this game but 10 hours is enough I would say and it gets repetetive pretty fast. You basically controll 3 heroes in the field and you proceed each "quest" by dealing different waves of enemies while using different abilities. Estimated gameplay hours: 5-10. +RPG Elements: Earn resources with each weapon you sell and buy armor/weapons with those resources. +Different skills to each character. (5 characters overall) +Level System: Each kill gives exp to your hero until you level up and pick different stats. (Highest level I got is 260) +Simple Gameplay: You get used to it pretty fast. +15 Challenges to complete. +Different types of enemies with 4 difficult boss fights. -Boring story. -I find 2 of 5 characters boring to play with. Too bad you don't get to play with the bosses you defeat in this game. -Minor bugs. If you're a true fan of TBS ga...

What is this game, I don't remember buying it?

I finished up the game and it was a pretty decent casual game. It have general rpg element e.g. assigning "ability points" to a character on the fly. Something else is the resource management of gear and stats. It's linear and something that seems fine to pass the time when you don't have a lot of time to play or if you want something that doesn't necessarily take a lot of effort to play.

I thought this was a very fun game good story and a combination of like a heroes of might and magic and a little bit of old style final fantasy. I enjoyed the game immensely