Incremental Epic Hero 2

Incremental Epic Hero 2

Hapiwaku · January 2, 2025 · Idler, RPG, Automation, Hack and Slash, JRPG

Incremental Epic Hero 2 is free to play — no purchase needed. We track it so you know if that ever changes.

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Incremental Epic Hero 2 price

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About Incremental Epic Hero 2

✦ AI summary

Incremental Epic Hero 2 is an idle RPG where you guide six heroes through a vast fantasy world filled with automated battles, monster captures, and town-building while unlocking endless progression through rebirth and ascension mechanics. With over 1,000 hours of content, strategic skill-sharing between heroes, deep crafting systems, and prestige mechanics that keep each area fresh, it's designed to grow with you at your own pace.

Incremental Epic Hero 2 (IEH2) is the sequel to the original Incremental Epic Hero. Don’t worry if you haven’t played the first game—you can fully enjoy this one without any prior experience!This game is an Incremental/Idle RPG crafted by a Japanese developer. After 2.5 years of Early Access (beta), we are thrilled to announce its full release! With countless updates based on feedback and ideas from our players, this game has been polished to its current state. We hope you enjoy it!

Explore the World of IEH2!

In IEH2, you control six unique heroes as they adventure through a vast fantasy world. With over 1,000 hours of gameplay content, the journey never truly ends. Dive in and explore the immersive world of IEH2 at your own pace—it’s a game designed to grow with you.

Automated Battles

Your heroes automatically move, attack, heal, and perform other actions, ensuring nonstop battles! By progressing through Rebirth, you can eventually manage all heroes simultaneously in the background. With over 100 unique monsters, 200+ pieces of equipment and items, and countless quests to complete, an exciting journey awaits!

A Vast World Map

The expansive world of IEH2 is filled with colorful monsters, including slimes, bats, unicorns, and more. Each area and dungeon features prestige mechanics, keeping your adventures fresh and exciting, no matter how many times you revisit them.

Town Building

Build various structures like the "Statue of Heroes," "Cartographer," and "Alchemist's Hut" to upgrade your game’s functions. Design and grow your own personalized town!

Rich Gameplay Elements

  • Share unique skills among your six heroes to create dynamic strategies.
  • Capture over 100 monsters and enhance their abilities through leveling up to strengthen your team.
  • Brew dozens of potions through alchemy and empower your gear endlessly with enchanting scrolls.
  • Collect, enhance, and refine over 200 pieces of equipment and items to bolster your heroes’ power.
  • Rebirth your heroes to gain powerful progression boosts, starting fresh but stronger each time.
  • Prestige the entire world through Ascension, unlocking even more content and stronger boosts.
  • Challenge yourself with brand-new, high-stakes battle modes.

Connect with the Developer!

We actively incorporate feedback from players through our Discord community. The developer is Japanese, so feel free to reach out in Japanese! (Developer account name: Hitan)

Incremental Epic Hero 2 — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Partial controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included
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DLC & expansions

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Incremental Epic Hero 2 is a well-designed idle incremental game praised for its smooth gameplay, creative mechanics like multi-hero management and pet automation, and less grindy progression compared to the first game, though some find it requires active play at certain stages. Players appreciate the engaging art style and reasonable monetization with purchasable items earnable through daily quests, but there has been significant concern about the developer's use of AI in promotional artwork, which disappointed some long-time fans despite the developer's quick responsiveness to feedback.

Not recommended Sep 13, 2026
youa know this game's progression is cooked when even CHEATING doesn't get you anywhere fast...
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 10, 2026
EDIT: The dev responded and reversed the AI banner in less than 24 hrs, so it's obvious he cares. I understand AI is a powerful tool, but using it in art specially in the publicity art isn't a good look for the game. Even using it for coding will end up making the code a nightmare to update or even maintain. The game itself is pretty good, it's not just a carbon copy of the first one but isn't too different to have to learn some new complex mechanics. The alchemy is a lot less grueling now with just one bar and tab instead of having like 12. I really like the way to have multiple heroes at once, having them on % of their actual resource gain if they're not the active ones. The pets you capture now have a passive bonus and an active bonus you manually toggle to get some more automation. The monetization isn't as bad as some other comments make it seem, you obtain most of the premium currency through dailies and they aren't strictly necessary to progress (similar to games like NGU). After all this a free game, whether you want to speed up the progress with real money or not is up to you. I haven't played many idle games lately but I really enjoyed the first one and I see this one as…
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 10, 2026
Its pretty fun, you can spend as much time as you want even a little and just leave the game and than it keeps going for a bit and when you come back maybe some of your quests are done and I like that but there is still a lot to do so it keeps it interesting
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 10, 2026
very smooth gameplay and plenty of things to achieve
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 12, 2026
Most creative and varying incremental game. At most stages of the game it is not idle, though. Most real money purchases are to add extra automation once you reach specific stages. Most purchase items can be slowly earned by quick daily quests.
Recommended Sep 11, 2026
Seeing this game use AI breaks my heart. I started playing this game around 2022-2023 after playing the original game, IEH, on crazy games at school after finding a way to unblock my Chromebook. This led to me looking it up on steam when I got home and finding out about IEH2. I then fell in love with this game. The main thing that drew me towards this game was the art style, something about the cuteness and uniqueness of it was exactly what I needed in my life. This was further reinforced after finding out that all the artwork was made by his daughter which I found to be adorable. I am by no means against the use of AI in a supplementary way. Especially for this game due to the fact that I know that the actual use of AI is miniscule compared to the effort put into it and the amount of non AI artwork and code. But in this case, it feels like my very reason for playing this game was destroyed. But I'm not writing this review to try to steer people away from this game or badmouth the creator for using AI. To be honest, after seeing this game use AI in the banner, I spent most of my day deliberating whether I wanted to make a positive or a negative review and was leaning more towards m…

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