Incremental Epic Hero 2

I was having a really fun time until I did a world ascension, and then I soured on it quickly. After spending many hours of unlocking a ton of Quality of Life improvements, losing all of them and being set back to square one with just a few minor boosts was enough to suck the joy right out of it. I'd say this game has about twenty hours of fun, wrapped into hundreds and hundreds of hours of re-unlocking the mechanics that make the game fun. Normally I enjoy incremental games, but this one just feels like it doesn't value my time.

Starts out strong and has some interesting ideas, but you quickly hit all the easily achievable milestones and the game just gets insanely tedious and grindy, and you start having to actively play and micromanage the game far too much to make any meaningful progress. Monetisation isn't as bad as some people are making out as you get a ton of currency from doing area missions, but those are non-repeatable and once you've bought all the major QOL upgrades what's left is very expensive and not very impactful. But at its core it's just not that much fun, and after playing for a few hours you'll have probably seen 90% of the gameplay loop already.

Waste of time. I mean Devs. Like people are saying start is fun. But midgame you realize that devs actively try to waste the players time as much as possible and thats sad, considering the beginning and premise is rather fun.

Game gets stuck after you do a world ascension.

I personally had fun with the game up until the point I reached super dungeons (SD). SDs are completely disconnected from the rest of the game, since the stat penalty drops any stats not directly associated it to almost nothing. On top of that, the first several hours of it are a completely active experience with an all or nothing fail state. The main game rewards for completing SDs are sizable enough that you will eventually have to do them to progress through the later parts of the game. SDs are not that unique of an experience anyways; it's just regular dungeons with raid style bosses and rogue-lite perks need to be purchased between waves (the active part of the experience). Dying instead of leaving between the waves results in losing EVERYTHING that you would have gained from that run. TL;DR - The game has semi-mandatory active dungeons that ruins the overall experience.

La segunda parte del Rpg de automatización ha sido mejor que su antecesor, han cogido la fórmula y la han perfeccionado hasta dar con un juego que para ser del género inactividad, se siente cómo un juego más y notas esa escalada de progresión que da satisfacción. Lo recomiendo al menos el probarlo.

オートバトルのマネージメントゲーで 課金しないとまともな放置ゲーにはならないのでご注意くださいｗ TBHみたいなお手軽放置ものとは全く別物です。 さらにDLCを購入するだけでは課金・自動化はされません。 購入することで得られる”エピックコイン”をゲーム内のストアで消費し さまざまな自動化コンテンツを購入、解放することで放置化設定できる要素が増えます。 正確ではありませんがゲーム内で得られる分を除いて 最低でもDLC全部購入して得られるくらいの課金をしないと 序盤からは満足な自動マネージメント化はできないものと考えてください。 ちなみに 課金しなくても得られる結果・到達点に違いはありませんが すべてを手作業で行うことになるので、アホみたいなクリック回数作業が要求されますｗ ちなみに課金で得られる通貨　エピックコイン　は、ゲーム内のクエストや 実績で得ることはできますが数日間程度のぶっ続けプレイでは全く足りませんので 素直にDLCの購入での獲得をおすすめします。

The game is fine, its somewhat fun, an inprovement over the first one BUT is impossible to leave a good review when in multiple occations the items on the store (not the epic coins) abysmally growth without any reason. I dont know if this is some kind of system they have or whats going on but this was the third time today and I will not ever touch this game again knowing that whatever I do the game is gonna inflate the prices arbitrarily (making the price of something x100 and, after you purchase it, recovering to the normal price)