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Heroes Evolved (Video Game)
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Heroes Evolved is a Multiplayer Online Battle Arena game by R2Games. It was released in 2016 for mobile devices. In 2017, it released a PC version on Steam.However, the PC version was largely overshadowed by the biggest MOBA titles during that time, that eventually they had to close down the PC servers, as many fledging MOBAs during that time were shut down in short order. The mobile version, despite its steadier development and greater longevity, also ends up overshadowed by the other mobile MOBAs. It reached the point where the game reached a stagnant era. R2Games didn't even know what to do about it and was just ready to pull the plug.And suddenly, NetDragon took over the development of what remained of the game (the mobile version). This brought a new lease of life back to the game as it received steadier updates (and was given more Chinese-flavored heroes). It may not be counted as one of the mobile MOBA juggernauts, but it's still proceeding in a steady phase and is able to sponsor some tournaments.At one point, NetDragon proposed a beta version of a new version titled Heroes Arise. It boasted a new map, ironically inspired by Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, and several quality of life improvements. Heroes Arise has closed its beta version, but no further news about it has been announced, so the developers are back to developing Heroes Evolved.The plot is nonexistent; although heroes' lore exists, it doesn't really affect the game much. What's known is that it's an Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny between heroes based on famous figures, or literally the famous figures themselves.Gameplay-wise, while it took inspiration from League of Legends in the manner of short cooldown and quicker battles, the game also features some elements from Dota 2 which include the 'hero attributes' for the heroes (Strength, Agility, and Intelligence), elevated terrains, a warding system, and the lack of 'Summoner Spell' or its equivalent. Therefore, it's one of the mobile games that tried to emulate Dota 2's system and managed to survive.There's also a separate 'Adventure Mode', which is a 'Player vs. Enemy' adventure game with a loot system and a separate roster from what's bought for the MOBA matches (the heroes you bought in-game will not be available for the Adventure Mode; you have to re-gather your heroes from scratch with different mechanics), acquired via the gacha system.Tropes associated with this game. | |
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