Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars is a strategy game developed by Innospark, a relatively new company that published only one game except this one called Dragon Friends: Green Witch. The game has a rating of 4.5 out of 5 on Google Play and 4 and a half stars on Apple App Store and has been downloaded for about 3 million times on all devices. It requires Android version 4.0 and up and at least iOS 7.0 to run smoothly.
In Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars you take the role of a Greek leader that supervises a village and receives favors from gods. Even though it looks like a classic building-a-city game, Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars has some RPG elements and has the potential of being an interesting game. After you learned the ropes, your fate will be in your hands (or on those gods I was talking about earlier) and you will become an epic fearless military leader or a wise sneaky resource hoarder.
Like in many other games, Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars has a special premium resource besides the 2 classic ones called Gems. The prices for the Gems are the following: $1.99 for 200; $4.99 for 520; $9.99 for 1,230; $19.99 for 2,570; $49.99 for 6, 700 and $99.99 for 14,500. By buying a certain amount of Gems you can unlock a VIP status that offers you instant rewards such as a 4 star Hero Card or Discount Coupons and continuous benefits such as Resources Production Increase or Battle Shields. From time to time you will receive special discounts or offers (for example 520 Gems + Premium Hero Card + 50,000 Nectar + 50,000 for only $4.99) so if you want to invest real money in the game you should wait for this offers to pop-up.
The game does not require a mandatory sign-up but I strongly recommended it for ensuring no data loss (even the game will warn you about this). For Android users it should be easy because Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars requires (as the majority of nowadays games) Google Play Services installed.
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Don’t go to a fight without a hero available. They are very strong if you compare them with your units and the enemy will probably have one guarding his village too.
You get a Hero (for no charge) from 12 to 12 hours. Make sure you are in the game when that timer resets.
Experiment with the troops. There is not a default winning troop formation. Use your heroes with different team setups until you find the one that suits your play style
Don’t spend your hard-earned gems on construction or faster production. Keep them only for when you need to stock up resources for a big upgrade and you need Shields (a One Week Shield costs 250 Gems).
The troop capacity is granted by the Flying Ships in the right.
Feel free to deploy as many units as you like because in Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars the only units you lose are the dead one.
After you reached one star (or if you are VIP1 immediately) activate the 2x Battle Speed. You have precious time and you don’t have to see how your troops fight at a normal speed.
Don’t rush your Town Hall – bigger town hall means stronger opponents – upgrade it only when you have finished upgrading other buildings.
You can find in your mailbox different rewards from previous events even though you may not have participated or played the game at the time. Take advantage of them while you can.
Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars is not just another strategy game (or at least it is trying) that dreams to be as popular as another well-known strategy game that everybody knows about. In this game you have a lot more content and a story that looks promising and also some RPG Elements – for example at later levels you can evolve a new Superhero by having 2 Superb Heroes (6 star heroes) and I think that this helps the game.
What I like in particular about Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars is that it has a theme and it respects it from the beginning to the end. The buildings are looking like buildings from Ancient Greece would look like and so are the units, there are a lot of Greek elements throughout the game and the overall atmosphere is all Ancient Greek-oriented.
I like the fact that your deployed troops that survive the battle will return to your village and that there is the possibility of speeding the battle time with that magical button that says 1x or 2x. I also like that in Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars I can develop my hero (or heroes) and that they can carry different objects that help them in battle. Even though this system is newly implemented and they still have a lot of work to do I personally believe that this is one of the essential things that strategy games lacks – a playable Hero that influences the tide of battle (it does not really matter that it is a Greek god or a character created by the player).
On the other hand I think that the game have some issues too. First of all, Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars requires high-end devices for a smooth performance and I don’t really understand why – the game looks and acts average. Secondly I think that the “Find Opponent” option is boring and that an implementation of an Open World Map where you can actually see and decide what villages to attack would have been more interesting (they put Heroes in games, this is possible too, let a man hope). Finally, I honestly believe that the building and training timers are too high – I literally don’t have what to do while waiting even though I am always looking forward to send my Hero to battle.
Artwork: 9 out of 10 for Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars. I must admit, the game looks good – The developers succeeded with the recreation of the Ancient Greece Empire. It is bright colored and very cartoonish but that is its theme and it looks great. The artwork itself looks nice and modern (the buildings are well designed, the units are looking lively, the heroes are good-looking and the environment is well polished). I was pleasantly surprised by the animation effects which are also looking like they should be – not realistic but decent. The size of the units and buildings is well chosen because you can have a good eagle-eye view over the village and at the same time you can zoom in to see your hero sleeping instead of guarding the realm’s gates.
Music & SFX: I give the game 7 out of 10 for its music and sound effects. They are not the best I’ve ever heard but not the worst either. The background music in nice and well suited and the effects are plenty and diverse. However, because of the game’s theme I think that the developers would have had lot of other things to do with the music especially because the Greeks had Apollo which was the God of Music. Overall, there is no major problem with this segment but, seriously, they could have done way better.
Story/Originality: Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars gets 6 out of 10 on this segment. I don’t even want to start talking about the originality – because of the success of Clash of Clans the market started to overflow with games that look exactly the same and Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars is not an exception. On the brighter side, this game has some features that make it look a little bit more original. It has a Greek theme (with Gold and Nectar as resources – see the pattern here?), the possibility to summon ancient gods to your aid and some other extras that may or may not make the player feel that he is playing an original game. Also, because of the theme, you can say that Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars has a story and I think that this is great (for example you help different Ancient Greece entities and the bad guy is Hades).
General Gameplay: I give the game 7 out of 10 for the gameplay. Even though there is a tutorial I think that it does not teach you anything – if you are totally new at this kind of games you will have a hard time learning the basics. The automatic building placement is not great either and they should have explained more about how troops work, what is the maximum capacity and so on. Another thing I don’t like about the game is that it takes a lot to load and I don’t understand why it has so high hardware requirements because it is not very different from other games. Other than that, after you learn how to play Hero Sky by yourself, you will see that it is not such a hard game.
Addictiveness: Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars gets 7 out of 10 on this segment. The game looks great, sounds good, has a possible interesting story and it is not very hard to play but it lacks something and I don’t really know what. I think that the pace of the game is too weird – you start very fast and there is a lot of building and training and uncovering epic heroes and fighting opponents and in half an hour there is nothing left to do. The buildings take 3 hours to upgrade, the units are trained in an hour or so, your hero is either dead or underpowered and all that extra interesting features are not available until you reach a higher level. I think that Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars has the potential of being an addictive game but on later levels.
Overall, I give Hero Sky Epic Guild Wars 7 out of 10. The game looks a lot like some other ones but it has enough different content to be considered a nice experience.
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