Asterix & Obelix: Heroes

+ Punch Imperial Western pigs in the face ) - Everything else ) Poor animation A tedious card game, as there are few options. 5/10 A beggar's game, for I don't know who) It looks like this game was made by a neural network. Everything looks very boring, monotonous and nasty. Yes, it also looks like they wanted to make a donation dump out of it. In short, pass by and thank you that I saved your time! ^_^

One of the worst designed games. On a Ultrawide 21:9 Monitor most clicks are not recognized and needed to ALT+ENTER, exit to the main menu and start the game again multiple times till mouse clicks are recognized. Almost no ingame animations and if animations they are very bad. Its the least effort someone could do for a game in general.

Poor animations... Tedious card game crrapppp mobile game

I recommend it, but it's a close call The gameplay is satisfying and the story dialogue is really fun (just like Asterix & Obelix comics), and effort has also been put into the visual design. But the game is mega grindy, especially if you want to unlock the bonus characters that require you to 100% the zones. It also is highly RNG dependent. RNG will decide which characters you can star up, and RNG will decide the outcome of crucial moments in fights. So overall I had a good time, but also some very frustrating moments.

Asterix & Obelix: Heroes is a turn-based deck-building game developed by Gamexcite and published by Nacon, aiming to bring the iconic French comic series into a new interactive form. Rather than following the brawler or platformer routes that many licensed adaptations take, this title leans heavily on card-driven strategy, letting players assemble a team of familiar heroes and build a deck of attacks, buffs, and abilities to overcome enemies. At its best, the game feels like a colorful introduction to the deck-building genre with the added charm of recognizable characters, though it doesn’t always reach the depth or staying power of its inspirations. Combat is the clear centerpiece of the experience. Players go into battle with a party of Asterix universe characters, each bringing their own abilities that can be combined into synergies through deck construction. The system emphasizes resource management and careful sequencing of cards, rewarding players who can line up powerful combos while managing cooldowns and timing defensive moves. The mechanics are simple enough to be approachable for newcomers, but they also offer occasional bursts of strategic satisfaction when a deck come…

this game feels like a cheap mobile game, the animation is terrible, there's delay between your commands and the actions of the characters. i did not enjoyed this game.