Hero Quest: Tower Conflict
Mihai Morosanu · 2016 · Casual, Indie, Strategy, Action
PC
Mostly Negative34% · 151 📉 Recent reviews down 15%
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About Hero Quest: Tower Conflict
✦ AI summary
Defend your tower against endless waves of enemies using powerful spells like freeze, fire, and thunder while upgrading your units to become unstoppable. This addictive tower defense experience lets you turn the tables and launch your own assault on enemy castles for ultimate victory.
Hero Quest is a Tower-battle in the most literal sense! Defeat waves of enemies as they attempt to overthrow your keep! An extension on the freeware flash game- this is your chance to own your very own copy of this highly addictive game for your Steam library!
Main Features:
- Use spells ranging from freeze, fire and thunder to gain the edge in battle!
- Gain the upper-hand and destroy your enemy's castle!
- Upgrade your units and spells to become the mightiest general!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Age Of War if it was dog Sh!t.8 found this helpful
please play "Age of War" on your phone for a better experience2 found this helpful
[h1][b]Not Recommended[/b][/h1]2 found this helpful
Hero Quest: Tower Conflict, developed by Mihai Morosanu and published by New Reality Games, is a small-scale tower battle strategy game that tries to blend the fast-paced tension of real-time combat with the planning of unit deployment and spell usage. The premise is simple enough to be immediately graspable—you and your opponent each command a fortress on opposite ends of the battlefield, summoning units and casting spells to destroy the other’s tower before yours falls. It’s a concept that has been seen before in countless mobile and flash games, but the hope here is that the mechanics and progression system would inject enough depth to make the battles satisfying and replayable. On paper, the idea holds promise: a duel of reflexes and resource management where every second and every unit counts. The gameplay revolves around summoning units and casting spells with shared cooldowns. You start each round with access to four unit types—two melee and two ranged—and a few basic spells. Each unit has its own strengths and weaknesses, but rather than managing resources or building complex armies, your choices are restricted by cooldown timers that determine how often you can act. This …1 found this helpful
So bad
A promising concept ruined by poor execution, unfair difficulty, and frustrating gameplay mechanics
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