For a game released on steam only 3 months ago it's well put together and definitely worth the 20$ asking price. It is an auto battler, so don't expect real time strategy and tactics aside from positioning units on the battlefield and using a dizzying list of spells. The hero's you pick can also vary your playstyle, with unique artefacts, buildings and equipment that drastically change your starting experience keeping the game fresh on the same maps which are also randomly generated.

It also has a steam workshop page that's developing, with a comprehensive guide on how to add your own mods and sprites.

A few downsides though, I wouldn't recommend higher difficulties for newbie players. Start at normal or easy even, get the hang of the game and the system, cause the harder difficulties follow Total War logic, giving the AI a boost in their economy, resulting in them fielding mass armies at hardcore while you only have a single hero.

Another issue is the start of game. You wanna focus levelling a single hero as neutral armies can be pretty powerful to face. Resulting in a single overpowered army that can curb stomp anything in its path. With other hero's being delegated to collecting resources or basic chaff defence. This isn't too bad but it enforces a dominant strategy that goes against its replayablity.

All in all I can recommend this game for what it is, a beautifully designed homage to Hero's of Might and Magic. Def deserves a spot in your library.

For a game released on steam only 3 months ago it's well put together and definitely worth the 20$ asking price. It is an auto battler, so don't expect real time strategy and tactics aside from positioning units on the battlefield and using a dizzying list of spells. The hero's you pick can also vary your playstyle, with unique artefacts, buildings and equipment that drastically change your starting experience keeping the game fresh on the same maps which are also randomly generated. It also has a steam workshop page that's developing, with a comprehensive guide on how to add your own mods and sprites. A few downsides though, I wouldn't recommend higher difficulties for newbie players. Start at normal or easy even, get the hang of the game and the system, cause the harder difficulties follow Total War logic, giving the AI a boost in their economy, resulting in them fielding mass armies at hardcore while you only have a single hero. Another issue is the start of game. You wanna focus levelling a single hero as neutral armies can be pretty powerful to face. Resulting in a single overpowered army that can curb stomp anything in its path. With other hero's being delegated to collecting resources or basic chaff defence. This isn't too bad but it enforces a dominant strategy that goes against its replayablity. All in all I can recommend this game for what it is, a beautifully designed homage to Hero's of Might and Magic. Def deserves a spot in your library.