

Heroes of Shaola
Smiling Dragon RPG Studios · 2019 · Story Rich, Fantasy, RPG, Turn-Based Combat, Adventure
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About Heroes of Shaola
Heroes of Shaola throws you into a world where good and evil are tangled up tighter than a goblin's beard!
This ain't your typical fairy tale. Sure, you'll fight monsters and explore forgotten land, but get ready for some tough choices along the way. The characters you meet are just as complex as the world itself - some with noble intentions, others with hidden agendas. Can you tell friend from foe?
In the heart of the world sprawled the Zenman Empire, a titan amongst kingdoms. Nestled within its fertile plains lay Zalumi, the grand capital, a city shimmering with wealth and guarded by four noble houses – the Sutherlands, the Pantelakos, the Totens, and the Rileys.
Yet, a shadow crept upon Zenman's grandeur. The Martia Kingdom, once scattered tribes, now a bloodthirsty force, glared down from the north, their hunger for conquest a constant threat. Southward, the Amazail Kingdom, cloaked in an air of deceptive power, watched with silent ambition.
Each year, these vassal kingdoms paid tribute to Zenman – a heavy burden of gold, weapons, and even the most beautiful women within their borders. Yet, whispers of discontent grew louder with each passing season. Both Martia and Amazail yearned to break free from Zenman's iron grip.
Then, a tremor shook the very foundation of Zenman's power. Leonardo, the sole heir to the Sutherland house, vanished without a trace. Panic rippled through Zalumi, a stark reminder of the empire's growing vulnerability.
Meanwhile, whispers reached the Zenman court from a shadowy organization known as the Iron Eagle – both Martia and Amazail were plotting. An alliance brewed in the north and south, a storm threatening to engulf the once-mighty Zenman Empire.
Brace yourself for an unforgettable journey filled with twists, treasures, and triumphs. Here’s why you’ll want to dive right in:
A Story That Keeps You Hooked: Unravel a captivating narrative filled with surprises! You never know what's coming next.
Explore Every Nook and Cranny: The world is yours to discover! Jump over obstacles, slash through bushes, and uncover hidden treasures in secret areas.
Thrilling Battles: Experience classic turn-based combat with a modern twist. See your enemies on the field, no more random surprises or invisible monsters waiting to pounce!
No More Game Over Frustration: We get it, dying stinks! In Heroes of Shaola, there's no game over screen holding you back. Just jump right back in and keep playing!
Forge Your Own Destiny: The choices you make and the companions you befriend will shape your adventure. Who will you choose to stand by your side?
A World Full of Life: Meet a diverse cast of characters, from graceful Elves and gruff Dwarves to fearsome Orcs! Who will be your friend, and who will you have to fight?
Heroes of Shaola is an epic adventure waiting to be experienced! So, grab your sword, pack your courage, and step into a realm where adventure awaits!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise the game's engaging storyline with political intrigue, rewarding exploration with hidden areas to discover on replays, and solid RPG mechanics like the bestiary system and side quests. However, common complaints include excessively long cutscenes that interrupt gameplay, visibility issues in dark areas like caves, lack of a running mechanic that feels restrictive, and the game's unconventional tone that takes time to appreciate—though those who stick with it generally find it a worthwhile experience with good replay value.
this game needs to be played at least twice to find all hidden areas. great storyline with many questions and political overtures. the bestiary list is a great idea. what it does need is the ability to run without using key. Some parts are very dark esp in caves and hard to see the creatures, There are plenty of chests etc and other places to get items and gold and side quests to help. Overall all it is a great game and looking forward to the follow up in the series.7 found this helpful
easily one of the worst games i have ever played in my life4 found this helpful
Cutscenes are way too long, I want to play the game.2 found this helpful
Fun game. Looking forward to the sequel.1 found this helpful
This game right here is weird. At first I didnt like or really enjoy it tbh, but after some time and playing more it grew on me and turned into a good game with a weird but interesting story. You will get some good time value out of it, as yall see I have 17 hours with one play through. After getting into it I think you can and will enjoy so I do recommend it
I feel like this one went a little under the radar for RPGMaker games. You can tell quite a bit of work was put into this game. It does appear that there a multiple endings in the game and the ending ties into that by showing how your decisions during throughout the game affected it. A diamond in the rough of RPGMaker games.
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