Seven Heroes Yu Wangjie About the Game -Roguelike, with easy simulation and card pattern, brings more fun to your free time -Simulation card g… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsAbout the Game -Roguelike, with easy simulation and card pattern, brings more fun to your free time -Simulation card game with each round averagely taking 1-3 min, competing for speed and -comprehensively testing the strategy formulation capability and the calculation competence of players -Best thing to do in your spare time -This is a independent game. Mail me as [email protected] for any bug detected in the game or any better advice. Story On the Arnodia land, the land abounding with resources, a city named Caled, located in the south of the mainland, is the world of devils demons. Ballo, the hushed devil lord, is now awaking. Hence, the mercenary institution of Caled, the Iylance is recruiting the warriors from all the places. The Seven Original Sins are seven warriors of the legends, respectively referring to the Pride, Wrath, Envy, Lust, Gluttony, Sloth and Greed. They master the magic being powerful and formidable to resist the Devil Lord Ballo, whereas they are encountering with and bearing the swallowing up from the punishment. You are the new commander assigned by the Iylance. The urgent mission is to control the Seven Original Sins to acquire the Excalibur and the shield to defeat the devil lord. Characters Pride: the ice witch, being proficient in adopting the frost magic to freeze the enemies and destroy them. The mighty magic brings the punishment to endure the pain of losing the magic power. Envy: The youngest pharaoh evet with the power of curse, capable of reinforcing himself through the shadow contract. His life shall be repeatedly and irregularly swallowed up, which is the price of abusing shadow magic. Wrath: Firelock is her best company. She is widely arrogant so she distain to accompany anybody. She is almost perfect except for her thin and small size and the defective physique for the close combat. Sloth：As she is named, she is lazy to exert her ability. She is specialized in the simple and effective victory or the escape when confronting with formidable enemy. Certainly she is not always adaptive. Instead she shall hurt herself seriously sometimes. Greed: People being the money-grubbers shall plunder any valuable staffs as much as possible from the demons. All these plundered staffs can be exchanged as the weapons, and he is the specialist. However, the risk is posed in the adventure. Every time Greed is in the mission, he shall possibly land himself in the more dangerous situation. Lust: A beauty which overthrows states and cities. Even the demons shall surrender to be glimpsed by her. She shall always get rid of any difficulties even though she is seriously injured. The woman like her shall never admit defeat. If her enchantment is failed, she shall be extremely low in mood. Gluttony: He is the man praised as the strongest warrior. His weapon, the mythical ferocious animal, can swallow any demons. He has a bad temper, and he is a foodie. Certainly, as a foodie, he shall always suffer from the pain of getting starved or stuffed. Information Seller:Yu Wangjie Genre:Board, Strategy Release:Jul 10, 2017 Updated:May 15, 2018 Version:1.6.9 Size:96.1 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (2) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Misguided Well-Known Member Jan 27, 2009 2,346 19 38 #2 Misguided, Jul 13, 2017 Last edited: Jul 13, 2017 This is...interesting. Sort of reminds me of dungeon or similar but with a 5 card tableau instead of a map for a dungeon level. Also has sort of a dungeon raid vibe in card form. Basically you are trying to balance your health with enemy damage, using cards that give armor, heal, increased damage, etc. there are seven characters, each with their own abilities to help. Not sure how much I like it yet, and it should be noted the translation is poor, but there is definitely a game here. Also, the app doesn't have an English title under the icon, for people bothered by that sort of thing. Repulsa Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2015 1,584 81 48 #3 Repulsa, Jul 13, 2017 What are the IAP ? IOSgamer1980 Well-Known Member Nov 6, 2015 432 2 18 #4 IOSgamer1980, Jul 13, 2017 The preview video was just a bunch of menu action..... Misguided Well-Known Member Jan 27, 2009 2,346 19 38 #5 Misguided, Jul 13, 2017 Looks like there are some locations you can purchase. Each location has a set deck of things you will find/fight, like the castles in Card Thief. I see two for .99 but there could easily be more later. Repulsa Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2015 1,584 81 48 #6 Repulsa, Jul 13, 2017 I think some of that was the actual game play but not sure lol Misguided Well-Known Member Jan 27, 2009 2,346 19 38 #7 Misguided, Jul 13, 2017 The 4th picture above, which looks like a shop screen or something, is a main game screen, with 5 cards in a row across the middle. vectorarchitekt Well-Known Member Dec 29, 2013 2,489 177 63 #8 vectorarchitekt, Jul 13, 2017 Last edited: Jul 13, 2017 I love when a random game surprises me like this. Gonna try it. Card, roguelike and Dungeon are always a welcome trio of words. Edit: it's very much like Donsol I think. L.Lawliet Well-Known Member Jun 28, 2011 6,405 420 83 #9 L.Lawliet, Jul 13, 2017 I'm actually considering this myself. It looks very cool. Maybe if someone posted a gameplay video in the future, then we can see how the gameplay runs. The Appstore preview showed how things looked but I'd love to see more of the mechanics. zeroex Well-Known Member May 20, 2014 344 25 28 #10 zeroex, Jul 13, 2017 I'm intrigued too.. also waiting for reviews. vectorarchitekt Well-Known Member Dec 29, 2013 2,489 177 63 #11 vectorarchitekt, Jul 13, 2017 Last edited: Jul 13, 2017 I'm not much of a reviewer, but besides some bad English translation: 1. the graphics are quite nice. It's a good-looking game 2. It's pretty much Donsol minus the ability to run or pass, and it's a row of 5 cards instead of 4 in a portrait view. 3. You get passive and active abilities based on the character and go to different areas and the cards are drawn, you grab a sword, then a shield and when they run out per monster hits, they break. When you grab another one of each, they replace the previous. So you make your way through 5 cards at a time until the end of the deck without losing all of your health. Each area has theee difficulty modes. This is probably a bad explanation, but it's definitely worth a dollar. You'd spend more on gas station coffee. Ag3ntP3ndergast Well-Known Member Nov 5, 2016 82 4 8 #12 Ag3ntP3ndergast, Jul 13, 2017 I'm watching this... roguelikes I like but I'm not sure about gameplay on this otherwise. Hopefully someone could please post gameplay video? Thanks in advance for that. Also, to previous poster, thanks for review. Misguided Well-Known Member Jan 27, 2009 2,346 19 38 #13 Misguided, Jul 13, 2017 Video won't help much, I don't think. The explanation Vector just posted is pretty good. Oh! I just thought of the other game this reminds me of: in terms of balancing shield vs health...sword & Dragón I think it was, a sliding threes style game. vectorarchitekt Well-Known Member Dec 29, 2013 2,489 177 63 #14 vectorarchitekt, Jul 13, 2017 Dungeon Tiles and Hero Slide? Repulsa Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2015 1,584 81 48 #15 Repulsa, Jul 13, 2017 This is VERY similar to Donsol and well worth a buck. The IAP are two extra areas to unlock and several characters. I am really enjoying it this is a great one for when you want to just play something quick when you have a few spare min. Ag3ntP3ndergast Well-Known Member Nov 5, 2016 82 4 8 #16 Ag3ntP3ndergast, Jul 13, 2017 Hmmm okay thanks. Was just saying because I usually like to watch a gameplay video of a game before I purchase. Does anyone know if the gameplay involves chance like solitaire or is there some strategy involved? Thanks Repulsa Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2015 1,584 81 48 #17 Repulsa, Jul 13, 2017 So despite the huge map it seems there are only two levels aside from the two you have to pay to unlock? Cause I beat the second on all difficulties and didn't unlock a new level so... can anyone else confirm this? stubbieoz Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 1,880 358 83 Male Grey haired gamer NSW Australia #18 stubbieoz, Jul 13, 2017 Last edited: Jul 13, 2017 Just to add some info about the iap's. There is a total of 7 playable characters, each with different starting skills. *First character is free. *Second character I got after playing a couple of levels. *Two more characters can be gotten with stars, which are awarded for successfully completing missions (though you can also lose stars if you fail missions). As far as I can tell stars are only available by playing the game, they are not iap's. *Two more are available for $1.99 each. *And one more is available for $4.99. There are a total of 18 seperate places, each having 10 missions. There are two places available for $0.99 that have shown up on the map after I have played in four places. However the two paid for places are numbered 16 and 17. I simply don't know yet if these two are the only ones that you have to buy as places you can enter only seem to show up if you are near them on the map. Misguided Well-Known Member Jan 27, 2009 2,346 19 38 #19 Misguided, Jul 13, 2017 I do too. I just don't think it will help a whole lot here. stubbieoz Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 1,880 358 83 Male Grey haired gamer NSW Australia #20 stubbieoz, Jul 14, 2017 There is more strategy than chance involved. Each turn you get dealt five random cards. These cards have a combination of buffs for your character, enemies and sometimes traps, though occasionally you might get five enemies. Your character has two active skills and two passive skills. You need to work out the order to use your buffs and skills to survive each round. It might sound easy but you need to use your mathematical mind and think ahead a turn or two to keep the maximium health for your character. It is important not to lose a round as each loss takes some of your star points away, which are necessary to unlock two more characters. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? 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This is...interesting. Sort of reminds me of dungeon or similar but with a 5 card tableau instead of a map for a dungeon level. Also has sort of a dungeon raid vibe in card form. Basically you are trying to balance your health with enemy damage, using cards that give armor, heal, increased damage, etc. there are seven characters, each with their own abilities to help. Not sure how much I like it yet, and it should be noted the translation is poor, but there is definitely a game here. Also, the app doesn't have an English title under the icon, for people bothered by that sort of thing.
Looks like there are some locations you can purchase. Each location has a set deck of things you will find/fight, like the castles in Card Thief. I see two for .99 but there could easily be more later.
The 4th picture above, which looks like a shop screen or something, is a main game screen, with 5 cards in a row across the middle.
I love when a random game surprises me like this. Gonna try it. Card, roguelike and Dungeon are always a welcome trio of words. Edit: it's very much like Donsol I think.
I'm actually considering this myself. It looks very cool. Maybe if someone posted a gameplay video in the future, then we can see how the gameplay runs. The Appstore preview showed how things looked but I'd love to see more of the mechanics.
I'm not much of a reviewer, but besides some bad English translation: 1. the graphics are quite nice. It's a good-looking game 2. It's pretty much Donsol minus the ability to run or pass, and it's a row of 5 cards instead of 4 in a portrait view. 3. You get passive and active abilities based on the character and go to different areas and the cards are drawn, you grab a sword, then a shield and when they run out per monster hits, they break. When you grab another one of each, they replace the previous. So you make your way through 5 cards at a time until the end of the deck without losing all of your health. Each area has theee difficulty modes. This is probably a bad explanation, but it's definitely worth a dollar. You'd spend more on gas station coffee.
I'm watching this... roguelikes I like but I'm not sure about gameplay on this otherwise. Hopefully someone could please post gameplay video? Thanks in advance for that. Also, to previous poster, thanks for review.
Video won't help much, I don't think. The explanation Vector just posted is pretty good. Oh! I just thought of the other game this reminds me of: in terms of balancing shield vs health...sword & Dragón I think it was, a sliding threes style game.
This is VERY similar to Donsol and well worth a buck. The IAP are two extra areas to unlock and several characters. I am really enjoying it this is a great one for when you want to just play something quick when you have a few spare min.
Hmmm okay thanks. Was just saying because I usually like to watch a gameplay video of a game before I purchase. Does anyone know if the gameplay involves chance like solitaire or is there some strategy involved? Thanks
So despite the huge map it seems there are only two levels aside from the two you have to pay to unlock? Cause I beat the second on all difficulties and didn't unlock a new level so... can anyone else confirm this?
Just to add some info about the iap's. There is a total of 7 playable characters, each with different starting skills. *First character is free. *Second character I got after playing a couple of levels. *Two more characters can be gotten with stars, which are awarded for successfully completing missions (though you can also lose stars if you fail missions). As far as I can tell stars are only available by playing the game, they are not iap's. *Two more are available for $1.99 each. *And one more is available for $4.99. There are a total of 18 seperate places, each having 10 missions. There are two places available for $0.99 that have shown up on the map after I have played in four places. However the two paid for places are numbered 16 and 17. I simply don't know yet if these two are the only ones that you have to buy as places you can enter only seem to show up if you are near them on the map.
There is more strategy than chance involved. Each turn you get dealt five random cards. These cards have a combination of buffs for your character, enemies and sometimes traps, though occasionally you might get five enemies. Your character has two active skills and two passive skills. You need to work out the order to use your buffs and skills to survive each round. It might sound easy but you need to use your mathematical mind and think ahead a turn or two to keep the maximium health for your character. It is important not to lose a round as each loss takes some of your star points away, which are necessary to unlock two more characters.
