BattleLeague Heroes

Battle League Heroes takes the fun of collecting heroes and troops with a mix of tactical combat. The gameplay itself involves you building a squad based on your available troop and hero cards. Each troop and hero have a cost to it and you can't go over your cost limit. It starts at a limit of 5 but increases as you level up your . The troops and heroes have different rarities ranging from common to legendary. Some examples of troops are archers, priests which heal, or even ice mages and swordsman. The other important thing is that each card will have a different number of troops. For the archer card you get 10 archer troops on the battlefield but for the ice mages you only get 2.

It's not easy for idle games to stand out, but BattleLeague Hero makes a solid go at it. This freshly launched title has some of the usual gacha game hero-collecting stuff, but it's more about putting together a strong, balanced army. Between the strategic choices and the colorful anime art style, it almost reminded me of a Fire Emblem game. When putting together my army, I had to carefully pick different heroes and unit types while balancing their cost. Super-powerful hero units may have impressive, battlefield-sweeping attacks, but they also carry a hefty cost of three or four all on their own. Meanwhile a whole troop of spearmen or archers only cost one.

BattleLeague Heroes is an RPG mobile game with quite an unique gameplay content. I really loved the unique team formation style applied in this game where each type of unit have different space occupy requirement. I was quite happy to see how this game rewards well with its trophy system. All you need to do is keep doing arena battles to keep improving your trophy points. Having higher trophy points will reward you with lots of gifts including new units and unlocking new contents in the game.

I noticed in this game that it is a casual strategic idle RPG and I liked the battle chest and rewards it gave. It is also an auto-army battle. I also noticed that you can get a lot of special rewards and a hero collection and I also noticed that you can upgrade it. The only problem is that my region doesn't this kind of game. Still, it's in its beta-test state, and I'll be glad to try it out once it's fully released.

I recently tried this game called BattleLeague which is currently in beta, and I don't know... I was definitely not feeling this one. Gameplay wise you are introduced to a bunch of characters at the beginning  of the game like a visual novel, but I was quick to skip the story because it was seeming to be pretty boring. I just wanted to get into the action of this game. I was then introduced to the arena battle system where you have to build your team and fit them into the combat zone within the limit the game gives you. So lets say your main hero costs 3 points out of 7, then you have to fit maybe a group of priests or warriors that cost 1 point, and then a group of frost mages or maybe warlocks that cost a further 3 points. And that fills up your team.

There are times when it gets boring to play because it's too easy to play given that it's an auto-battle game. But the graphics are great, nothing's blurry. I just find the arena where the mercenaries are placed too small, and my allies also look like enemies, which makes it a bit unattractive, but it's still fun to play. It can also be used to kill time.

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