While the RPG-like campaign may be where most players start for a brief training lesson and even some story to go along with their puzzling, it’s the battles that make the game tick. The game is split into three primary modes: a campaign mode that follows five different characters through a somewhat stock fantasy RPG story, a quick battle mode that lets you skip the jibber jabber and get right into the fighting, and an online multiplayer mode that allows both coop and competitive play with 2v2 and 1v1 battles.
An easy game to pick up and play but compelling enough to keep you coming back with its competitive online modes and brief Quick Battles, the cash that you drop on this game is a small price to pay compared to the amount of time you’ll lose on playing it.
More than simply a graphically - enhanced port of the 2009 sleeper DS game, Clash of Heroes is a content-packed puzzle/RPG/strategy hybrid that will leave most of you scratching your heads wondering why nobody figured this out a long time ago. People of the internet: that game has come, it’s called Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes, and you can download it for $15.
