Battleheart Legacy
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | $4.99 | Mika Mobile, Inc. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
••• Features •••
• A refined real-time combat system, based on the award-winning "Battleheart". Move your character or attack your foes through simple taps, and unleash powerful special moves at the right moment to turn the tide of battle!
• Unparalleled animation and VFX make every battle a visual feast!
• An astounding 150+ unique skills across 12 classes to customize your character with. Poison your foes, crush them with giant two-handed weapons, put them to sleep with a song, or simply blow them up with a meteor strike. And with our unique multi-classing system, it's possible to combine classes into a nearly limitless number of combinations.
• Over 200 unique pieces of equipment to further tailor your character's play style.
• Incredible boss battles that will put your hero to the test!
• Use iCloud to transfer saved files from one device to another.
• Universal App.
• Game Center Achievements.
• Recommended Hardware - iPhone 4S, iPod touch 5th gen, iPad 2/mini or better
Reviews
New opportunity for success? Dear developers...
KaizenHappiness
This was a well thought out game, and many people love it. It obviously took a LARGE amount of work, but didn’t seem to receive the publicity it should have. I suspect this is why attention to the game dwindled (not enough potential revenue to justify further development)? In any case, the current times provide a remarkable opportunity. With Battle Heart Legacy already established as a high-quality game, the key is publicity. A large update (coupled with the current pandemic and therefore larger consumer base) may be enough for this game to gain the attention it deserves. In my humble opinion, allowing multiplayer (hosted on the user’s device—not something more risky investment-wise like remote servers) would most definitely generate excitement among players. From my limited game development experience, I realize this would be a huge and frustrating (haha) project. But I truly think multiplayer—the ability to connect with friends over long distances in these harrowing times—would push this game into the spotlight. Battle Heart Legacy is a hidden gem, an inch away from discovery.
Wow.
Jorvar
Guess I was the better part of a decade late to the party but what a great game. You really feel like your building “your guy” and honestly this is best compared to a scaled back Skyrim. Battle is fun, customization is done well, balance is great and the only real problem it has is ruining me for other app games. How can I find another game this good?
Overdue review
Sftg
I’m not in a phase of playing this game currently, but for awhile now I’ve actually felt bad that I haven’t reviewed it yet. This is my absolute favorite game I’ve played on a mobile device. There are no adds or in app purchases or any of the diminished gameplay that comes with those types of systems. The upgrades are simple enough to not be overwhelming, while giving a lot of choice in customizing and developing your character. The game play itself is smooth as another reviewer has mentioned. I do have a couple of small critiques, but I’m gonna put them down at the bottom with some spacing because they have spoilers. I don’t write a lot of review but I’ve noticed it’s easier to motivate to write a bad review when a game pulls a bs manipulative tactic than when it’s consistently amazing. That being said this is the only game that I’ve felt bad for not writing a review sooner. It’s absolutely worth the price. After I finished, I just wanted to play again to try out creating a different character. I’ve done that six or so times. So if you’re debating because it’s a paid game... you should get it. Spoilers below My small critiques are: 1 I wish the game was longer (not that it’s incredibly short...). I appreciate that you can keep playing and fighting in the arena, but it still feels like once I get a character fully developed the games pretty much over. I know that it makes sense to plan it this way to a degree, but it would be nice to have more levels to go through. I don’t think it’s typical for you all to go back and add to games, but having new levels for my already developed characters would be really fun. 2 the end boss is kind of disappointing. The main strategy involves avoiding their one shot kill move. It’s just not that fun. I beat it once then stopped short with all the other characters I developed because it’s just not all that enjoyable to play. The tower levels however are incredibly fun and probably my favorite part. I wish there was way more of that. Anyway, really great game :)
Great mobile RPG game
GuitarGuy.20
I have played this game for years now and I love it. Great game play style, perfect for mobile. I really like the customization with classes. I had fun coming up with a unique blend like my Death Knight (knight/witch/necromancer/ice magic) I really hope for a BH Legacy 2.
My favorite game
Emperor Mouse
This game is really good considering it’s a mobile game. I spend hours and hours on this game it’s a great time waster. Even though you can beat the game in like 4 or 5 days if you concentrate on just that character, you can replay it and play as a different class and make other choices and still have a great time. It’s really cool how some classes you need to find or do a quest to get. It would be great if you could update it like have a new class or even races like Elves or Dwarves and you start out with some bonuses to your stats, or maybe you could make subclasses. This was definitely worth the $4.99
Best iOS game
Goodgamebefghbfd
This is my favorite iOS game, I wish there were more like it. Other reviews will give you the lowdown, just know that I concur.
Only complaint is that there isn’t more
HalenMarcil
Love this game so much. This is one of the best mobile RPGs on the market.
Great game, untapped potential
SixStringErik
This is one of the most fun RPG’s I’ve played in years. I know I’m discovering it late, but still really holds up graphically and game play is a superb mix of strategy and real-time tactics. I give 4 stars instead of 5 because it has loose ends in the story line that seem to presage expansion, yet looks like nothing is in the works. What a missed opportunity since the narrative, replay value and skill building mechanics could support tons of further content, which I would unhesitatingly pay for! Don’t let that deter any first-timers though. Game is still fresh for easily 50+ hours given its current breadth and different experiences by playing mashups of the current character skill classes.
Keeps crashing on last level
Igcourser
I’ve gotten to the last castle level 28 and I’ll get 4-5 rooms in and then the game crashes and have to start all over. I have leveled up twice and have lost both level ups because of it.
