Warhammer Quest

It's okay. I like grid based srpg's. The animations are a bit slow. Really the main detractor are the unavoidable iap if you want to play through. Characters other than the starting four cannot be found or purchased through in game grinding they can only be bought. Should have made new characters findable or grindable. Only the new areas should have needed to be purchased.

Great game to get and it is just a fun game to play!

I've never been more pleased with visuals or sound than with this title, as it is one of the more polished experiences on iOS. Put simply: Warhammer Quest is stunning. Ultimately, however, it feels as though players are subject to several game-breaking flaws, a couple of which I will explain. The first: it's IAP-laden to the point of being cost prohibitive. An example of this would be having a 4-person party that needs 45K of in-game currency for upgrades (that you already have earned through dungeon crawling) while consistently earning around 1K or less per mission. It would cost $30 to purchase enough in-game currency for said warrior training with real money. I have given an example of the first, developer avarice. The second: terrible balancing. These whims of fate manifest in several ways, to include (a) the spawning of wave upon wave of the same enemies, which causes your magic wielder to go without the power to perform his largely ineffective healing spells for a turn, (b) the senseless and random hazard encounters that harm your party members between battles and dungeons, and (c) the constant swinging and missing, which ostensibly represents the odds (consistently 10-20 percent in my case, even with Level 7 dungeoneers) one would see with actual dice rolls while playing the board game upon which this title is based. At well over 40 hours in, I can't wait for the journey to end. I wonder if I would've lasted this long were it not for the money I spent on additional characters and content. You see, I have been seeking a return on the initial investment the whole time. I would implore you, prospective buyer, to beware the exorbitant cost of attempting to enjoy what really is a deeply flawed title. I consistently fight the urge to delete Warhammer Quest, and suspect that many of you would as well.

Fun turn based RPG, but for Christ sake have someone proof read it before it's released. The story is told completely through text and it is riddled with spelling and grammatical errors. Four stars for making an iOS game that is fun for more than 20 minutes, but come on guys, take some pride in your work. Simple update.