Raid Leader - (by Crescent Moon Games) - Universal App

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[Sanuku]

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Instant Buy. Smashing the Buy Button!

Expect the usual Feedback as soon as possible.

[mashead2000]

Excited for your vid Sanuku because it will show more than the short trailer ive seen lol

[Lumiere]

Originally Posted by mashead2000

Excited for your vid Sanuku because it will show more than the short trailer ive seen lol

Agreed!

Thanks in advance for your vid Sanuku!

[Gabrien]

Ah yes, another token CM release that I'll almost certainly end up deleting shortly after trying yet probably won't be able to resist giving a chance to at just a buck. Carry on then.

[mashead2000]

Originally Posted by Gabrien

Ah yes, another token CM release that I'll almost certainly end up deleting shortly after trying yet probably won't be able to resist giving a chance to at just a buck. Carry on then.

Lol i know its the 69p that tempts me even if i do play it the once... Apart from Paper Monsters

[GeekyDad]

Originally Posted by Sanuku

Instant Buy. Smashing the Buy Button!

Expect the usual Feedback as soon as possible.

Same, looking forward to it arriving in the U.S. But I wonder if there are any story/RPG elements at all, or if it's straight-up combat.

[Ayjona]

You fellas who are already raid-leading across that colorful map, do battles consist only of bosses plus a few summoned minions?

Together with the low number of classes, the fact that each hero can only use two perks at a time, and what seems like rather slow action (the comparison to Battleheart does not necessarily have to be made, but I'm making it ), it seems the lack of large-scale horde battles might make the gameplay a tad rigid and lacking in variation, as the player is not forced to rearrange and keep his heroes mobile to respond to different incoming threats (as per Battleheart). Perk management seem to be the order of the day (i.e., mostly standing still and activating perks), and compared to having to manage perks (abilities/skills, etc) AND move about the map nearly constantly, just having to activate perks seems considerably less dynamic and engaging.

Originally Posted by GeekyDad

Same, looking forward to it arriving in the U.S. But I wonder if there are any story/RPG elements at all, or if it's straight-up combat.

From what I can tell from the trailer, the RPG elements are the purchaseable perks, plus some form of less dynamic leveling. As for story, I think the few lines of text in the intro plus the bosses' short dialogues might be what we get.

(I hafta wonder... while story is generally not the focus of many games, especially of this casual, easily accessible mobile kind, why even bother writing a story as superbly, deeply, overwhelmingly archetypical and shallow as this one? )

[Charrington]

Played few levels, feels like a Battleheart clone. And the absence of loot, level up, skill tree and only 3 characters with no other choice kind of makes it a very cheap clone.

[Card]

A way to respec your skills would be great... As a casual player all I'm doing is upgrading the first two for each character.

And I can't see myself grinding to learn the other skills, not my idea of fun.