HyperLeague Heroes

Gets old real quick, compared to other idler like dragon cliff, this game leaves much to be desired.

this game is fantastic and worth the low cost, this is the bargain of year so far on steam deck

I enjoyed my time playing this game. It was interesting enough but I never really 'got over the hump' and really beat it. That being said, 763 hours for a few dollars was great entertainment value. I see that the game has had it's final update. So if you like incremental type games, there is good game play to be had here.

fun game

really good grinder + idle game. For 3€ you get tons of content/fun/minmaxing out of this. Imagine POE but as an idler. Super underrated this game. Tutorials not that good though and you need to figure some stuff out, but once you done that its tons of fun, this is ez 1k hour sink if u want to do everything

[h1]Promising, yet lacking.[/h1] From what I've played, the game appears to be an idle game with a superhero aesthetic. The main thing that drew me to this title was an image of my friend's game, which he had heavily modified through the Steam Workshop. [h2]Fun setting with flair.[/h2] I personally like the superhero vibe the game has, where you and your team of heroes, villains, and/or monsters goes about fighting anything in their way. And with the Steam Workshop, the variety on your team is near-endless. However... [h2]Lack of characters, lackluster progression.[/h2] The game suffers from a lack of a large character roster, and the fact that the player is given only a single customizable character in terms of their stats. I would enjoy being able to have more custom character slots, as well as more fighters in general. As for the progression system, it feels dreadfully slow and clunky. I feel that I have yet to make any significant improvement to my stats since beginning the game.