NoWaitHero
Shun Okabe · 2020 · Indie, Turn-Based Combat, Deckbuilding, Card Battler, RPG
PC
9 user reviews56% · 9
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About NoWaitHero
Deck building card battle "NoWaitHero"There is no need to wait during a duel.
Seize the victory ahead of the choice.
- In this game, you don't have to wait for the enemy to act.
They act at the same time as each other. There is no need to wait for the other party.
The enemy's movements are predictable, so let's get ahead of them.
- You can get new cards by defeating enemies.
Cards are stacked and only the top card can be used.
The choice you make will make a big difference in the battle.
Build up your cards and experience to take on more formidable enemies.
- The card has restrictions on use.
If you use it crudely, you'll be pushed into a corner.
The enemy is also a hero.
Use it all to your advantage and win in style!
You are the one who will defeat all the heroes and win the Hero Royal.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
No disrespect to the developer but I have to give a thumbs down at this time for the following reasons : - There isn't a tutorial, what is going on? I don't know what the card values mean and how to play - The game has been built in Unreal engine but I'm not sure why, it's 2D graphics. The use of Unreal means that it's really slow and sluggish. I have a computer that can play RPG and MOBA fine but not this game, it's not been optimized with the 3D engine, the framerate is low, the mouse cursor movement is painfully slow and cannot be changed and all transitions in the game are too slow - Aside from the code, the rest of the game has been pieced together by free assets so it feels kind of soulless and bland, has me wondering why is this music here, why is this background here, just free assets thrown together - It's too expensive, the price should be lower than 8 euro - I had to quit after 2 tries, it's too laggy, unplayable and I don't know or care how the cards work. How can I give it any more thought when it's this painful to play a game.27 found this helpful
[h1]Follow our curator for similar games[/h1] https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35180752-3-point-play/ Deckbuilding + bosses + game mechanics = Start with 5 basic cards and pick 1 of 3 cards after each battle. Cards stack in 5 slots, so plan well or you may not have the right moves to take out enemies,5 found this helpful
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