Kristan Reed (RIP) went further when he reviewed the remake for Xbox Live Arcade and PSN a year later: 'With a depth and longevity that humbles most full-price releases. "Dan Pearson (RIP) reviewed the DS original three years ago, calling it 'a very good game indeed' - with some understatement. Ex-Eurogamer editor Oli Welsh expertly reviewed Clash of Heroes' mobile version back in 2013. It is a crying shame that this Definitive Edition is skipping Xbox.Įurogamer has some fantastic writing on Clash of Heroes, if you're hungry for more. I have the Xbox 360 version sat on my Xbox Series S hard-drive, forever immune from deletion. It's the game my wife and I played in the maternity ward while waiting for my children to arrive.
Clash of Heroes has been one of my reliable go-toes for over a decade. When I'm asked the video game version of that Desert Island Discs question: what one and only video game would you take to your desert Island? I flit between Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes and Tetris Effect for my answer. This Definitive Edition includes the I Am the Boss DLC, which lets you to play as the four bosses (Azexez, Count Carlyle, Ludmilla and Azh-Rafir), and a new multiplayer boss called Euny the Archdruid for use in Quick Battle, Online and Offline Multiplayer modes. Android and iOS ports came along in 2013, although these were by far the weakest versions.Īnd that's where we left Clash of Heroes, until now, 10 years later, with a surprise Definitive Edition I don't think anyone expected.Īccording to the official burb, Dotemu has not altered the established scope and vision of the original, but it has given the art style a refresh, with updated character arts and portraits, as well as quality-of-life improvements, such as a complete rebalancing of the multiplayer mode. Its brilliant blend of role-playing, turn-based strategy and match-three puzzling, drenched in an eye-catching anime-inspired art style, was followed by a high definition version for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC in 2011. The original Clash of Heroes, developed by Capybara Games, launched on the Nintendo DS in December 2009.
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