Zombie Strike：last war AFK RPG

This is a nice alternative to Road to Survival from those blood-suckers at $copely, but the biggest difference, and flaw, is that the battles are entirely automated. You do get a slight bit of strategy in that you can pick your formations and equip buffs, but other than that the actual gameplay is non-existent. I guess that comes with the territory, though... most people know what to expect from mobile games like this that are all potatoes and no meat. As long as you complete all of the tasks given you shouldn't have a problem keeping up enough resources to progress, abet slowly. In one week of playing I've earned about twenty-five 5* characters and am ready to upgrade them to 6* (and beyond). I'll admit to spending money, only because I'm desperate to be active in a decent MMO zombie game, and I don't regret doing it. I've certainly received more from completing tasks and random free drops than from what I've bought, but I can definitely see how the paying player has an overall advantage when it comes to getting more stuff faster. Still, they absolutely do NOT repeatedly bash you over the head with it like $copely does. If you spend $50 or $100 here, your ass is getting a character and a lot of resources. Compare that to spending $100 in Road to Survival, where you get a certain number of (very small) chances at obtaining a character. I'll never fault a "pay X and receive Y" system... it's the "pay X and receive a chance at Y" that downright disturbs me. The English is sometimes difficult to understand, especially in the descriptions of events and activities, but they try and there's nothing you won't master within a week or two with trial and error. The artwork is very, very good, even if some of the characters are blatant ripoffs of other more popular ones. They're still fun. The guild features are excellent and I appreciate the expanded profiles that each player has. So few games pay attention to these things so it's nice to find one that cares, even about the little things like including a block of text for a custom profile message. It's not perfect by any stretch, but I do love it, so five stars.

Confusing tutorial that has you click click clicking through dozens of dialog boxes instead of slowly introducing you to me concepts over time. I have no idea how this game or any of the dozens of things work, and I've been playing RPGs for 25 years. Character customization seems non existent. Battles are boring. Poor English translation. Overwhelming main menu. Hard pass.

I usually don't review games, but this one deserves one for its amazing support department. The game itself is fun and addicting, its similar to idle heroes but in my opinion better. But the support really stands out from other games. I found a glitch with one of the characters skills not working, and only a couple days after reporting it they managed to get it fixed. You dont find many companies that fix the problem so quickly!

I just want to say that I'm not being forced to leave a good review. I honestly enjoy this game more than any other I've played in a long, long time. The developers are always looking to make the experience great. It can be pricey if you are a paying player, but you don't have to be. There are many elements to this game and while it does slow down eventually, I have yet to run out of things to do, and I play at least twice a day.

Although this is a clone of Idle Heroes with a different art style, its still nice to play if youve been burnt out on it. Pretty standard and straight forward hero collector and team builder. Nothing original or new, but if you like the formula than this game will work for you. 4 stars because of the cheap rip off and I also get an occasional freeze whilst preparing for a fight in the tower. Art style is cool which is a plus.

It's starts out well, but becomes repetitive and monotonous as you are eventually painted into a corner by limitations that you are expected to buy your way out of. The limited hero storage is a constant problem because the game requires way too many lower level heroes to build a single stronger hero. Need to make it more fair, workable and enjoyable. Not enough spontaneity. After initial fun, it becomes a huge bore/task, like taking out the trash.