Hero Quest - God of Chaos

I didn’t expect small decisions to affect the outcome so much, because one wrong move and you can lose both the hero and the battle!

This really is the definition of a 'hidden gem ' game. It's way deeper than I thought and you'll be surprised too when you play it. Keep in mind I'm giving this review while it's in EA so the game still needs some polish especially when it comes to guides and tutorials. The devs are very active on the discord channel and have bridged this knowledge gap with prompt responses to my questions. They are aware of the lack of documentation / tutorials and are working to correct that situation. It's not without some in-game guides to combat when you start, however, because the game is so deep with features it's hard to cover that all. IMO you'll be hard pressed to find another fun game in this genre for this price.

I have played many RPGs and the simplicity of this game makes it unique. The gameplay is easy for those who have never played turned based games and the different difficulties can give new players practice to experienced players a challenge. Each character on your team has unique move and attack sets which can add so much strategy. There are so many weapons and spells to play around with along side character builds. I look forward to playing this game time and time to explore more of the game and its future updates.

This is just chess with extra steps. Nothing as enjoyable as the table top game of the same name.

At first glance it looks simple but as you dive deeper a there are details to explore, build and master everywhere. 80 hours in, it is still an interesting, novel and fun character building game. The game is continuously under development with bugs here and there but I have never played a game with such fast and competent responses from devs. This is how all games should be supported. Big thumbs up from.

The achievement system is extensive and motivates you to explore all zones and synergize your heroes.

The world of Aqora is huge and varied, four zones plus a city give a strong sense of a grand journey.

Decent game with heavy AI aesthetic. May feel bit slow on progress and few glitches here and there.

This game is very immersive! While the game play is simple, it leaves a lot of room for strategy. I really enjoy the graphics and audio as well. There's several different areas on the map to explore, with turn-based battles and loot to find along the way. My favorite part of the game was exploring the world.

I am a big fan of this game, it is easy to understand, the game play is simple but also open for plenty of strategy, and each fight area allows you to pick a difficulty depending on your experience with turn based RPGs. I have not played many RPGs but this one really got me invested and I will be playing Hero Quest often.