Heroes of Dragon Age Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 130 reviews. Read all reviews for Heroes of Dragon Age for iPhone.
Heroes of Dragon Age is free iOS app published by Electronic Arts Inc.
Crashes all day long
KiLLLLeR150
This game consistently soft crashes or hard crashes every single game session, killing whatever enjoyment could be found. It also doesn't take very long until you hit the P2W wall and have to pony up cash or grind endlessly.
Don’t forget it’s EA
BigFanManga
Have to say. I LOVE dragon age. It’s the only reason I overlooked EA logo on game. But let’s be honest guys, this is a re-skin if all those squad based games out there. while it’s cool to play a dragon age version and get heroes like alistair. There energy and micro transaction system make this game unplayable for more than 5 - 10 minutes at a time. Sorry EA. But I’m going to give you more money just because you’ve got some nice titles you slap over average games. 11 gems for a single energy refill? Only 2-3 gems per quest mastery? Yeah, no thanks.
Best game ever!!!????
Dragon king???
It WAS the best game ever! I was rank #1 in PVP and had a great team of all green people! But then they had stupid unexplained errors like 4 weeks ago and still doesn’t work. When it works...⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️!!!! Dragon king!
Honest review
Le Madamè Critique
Edited disclaimer 1/13/18: TLDR: be smart with your money. This is yet another EA trap- especially if you have gambling problems. I have been playing the game for a few days and here are my edited thoughts: The old review still holds true, but their gem packs are overpriced. If it costs 19 gems to unlock a hero at the base (or place I am currently at) and the lowest you can purchase gems at is $1.99 for 14, that puts you at a bit of a disadvantage. True, you can quest for more gems, but it’s slow going until your stamina raises through levels. If you want to be able to participate in events for a chance at better items/heroes and progression, EA per the usual is putting a hard lean on the player to spend more money. Spending $9.99 doesn’t even give you that many gems in comparison to the higher tiers, which of course sweeten the deal as you get higher and higher. The point of all this is, think about the value of your dollar/pound/whatever currency you use in comparison to fictitious gems that don’t really exist. EA believes that games should be treated as a service instead of giving you an option to pay once and play. While fun for a time, EA’s money grubbing hands are made apparent over what should be a fun little arcade game. Old review, a few hours into the game: Fun little pocket game. Yeah there’s EA’s usual p2w cash grab, but what else is new? You can get coins and gems if you’re patient though and I really do appreciate that fact. A lot of mobile games bully you into paying for gems and such, but you can get gems if you’re clever with your time and energy consumption. I’m sure it gets a little trickier the further you go, but that’s to be expected. If you like Dragon Age, I recommend this game. It’s fun to see familiar characters pop up for your team. Within the first 25 mins of play time, I got Dutchess Florienne and Seeker Cassandra- without spending a dime. You just have to be clever about it. Aside from the odd connectivity issues, pretty solid time-waster. Can’t give it a solid five though because of some odd glitches I got a few times, like where I leveled up and replenished my energy, but it still showed me the previous level’s energy consumption. May end up spending a bit to support the devs because it looks like they put a lot of hard work into it- especially with the art. Love the quest map especially.
Great Game!
Penguinofdeath
I've been playing for a few months now and still enjoy it. People complain about micro transactions and such, but that's what keeps games going. I don't mind spending a few dollars on something that's kept me entertained for months. Besides, you don't have to spend anything to enjoy the game. My friend has has been playing almost as long as I have and hasn't spent a dime on it.
CG = corporate greed
Extremly disappointed
The game itself is fun and decently paced. I played for a year and built a good squad. There are some bugs that need fixing and they need a much better sort function. Community is Solid and a lot of friendly folks. I myself spent about 500 over a years time and The ONE problem I have had , CG said too bad so sad. I will spend my money elsewhere if they don't value me as a paying customer. Buyer beware.
Fun game if you look at it as collecting DA Heroes only..
J XL
As the title says, look at this game as a way to collect your favorite DA heroes and villains and you'll be fine. Open up your wallet however and enter the slippery slope of RNG frustration. Packs are notoriously out of balance in regard to $ vs reward (browse their forums as proof), character cards are not balanced properly and there is only the illusion of meaningful strategy. Weak-willed in app purchasers should stay away.
LOL!
SecondGameSucks
Hey, would you look at that, yet ANOTHER pay to win EA game. How typical. Just as bad (if not worse) than Galaxy of Heroes. Pretty sad how they’ve just turned into a bunch of money grubbers.