Tag: Loop Hero

Completed Loop Hero.
Didn’t expect that to happen.
Learned that the secret of this game is to build out the Mud Huts. Those look kind of useless. But are incredibly powerful once you build ton of them.

Each mud hut allows you to have more items in your storage. Each item gives you a very small bonus, like +1 to defence. But when you have 10 of them, this is equal to having a good shield from the very start.

After building enough of them, I started to beat The Hunter consistently, with all characters.

The final chapters puts you against all the bosses one after the other, and then the final boss 😨

I got lucky, though. And once I reached Omega, I actual beat him on my first try.

Finally managed to beat the first boss, Lich. With a Warrior, no less. Guess “slow and steady wins the race”, as they say.

Got the necromancer class. On one hand, it is a fun class, because unlike the other two it relies on summoning skeletons. On the other hand, it is much slower to play. Summoning skeletons takes a lot of time.

Beaten the second boss, the angel, on my first try. But that’s due to the fact I got a bit lucky and picked the reincarnation trait that run, whatever it is called (it’s called Omicron’s Technique).

Funny how unepic this game is. In other games your last buildings would be something like Grand Library or Royal Armory. Here your final buildings are: woodman hut and a bridge. A fucking bridge.

Feels like on of those “idle” games popular on mobile phones. But without the donation part. There’s a character with indirect control.

The only things you can control is the character equipment, and even that works in a weird way. Once you replace piece of equipment, it doesn’t return to your inventory, but simply disappears.

Also, if your inventory overflows, items will start disappearing as well.

There is no experience until later in the game, once you build a specific building. And once you get the experience bar, it doesn’t affect your character stats, but only allows to pick a perk once the character gets a level-up.
So what you do most of the time, when you don’t pick the next piece of equipment, is building the world around the character. You do that from cards that you pick off the fallen enemies. Of course the cards are random. Everything in this game is random. So, you get to pick which enemies you’ll encounter, for example.