Heroes of Incredible Tales

HIT

Release Date: July 7, 2016

RPG, free-to-play, arcade elements, slasher, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet

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A mobile action RPG developed by NAT Games - a Korean team led by Yong-Hyun Park, who is one of the main creators of such acclaimed titles as Lineage II or TERA. Originally, the game was released in 2015, only in Korea. A year later, Heroes of Incredible Tales was released worldwide. The player chooses one of the available warriors and sets out for a dangerous journey across this fantasy world, slaying hordes of monsters along the way.

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[0:52] Heroes of Incredible Tales characters trailer

[0:48] Heroes of Incredible Tales trailer #1

HIT (Heroes of Incredible Tales) for the AND and iOS platform is an action RPG produced by NAT Games studio, led by Yong-Hyun Park - one of the main developers of such games as Lineage II and TERA. The game was published by Nexon, a company specializing in free-to-play productions. The application was released in 2015 in Korea, where it gained great popularity - after a few months it was downloaded more than 5 million times. The project was launched worldwide in 2016.

Mechanics

We play as knights who face the difficult task of saving the world enslaved by evil forces. To do this, we have to defeat a number of opponents, including powerful bosses. In order to live up to the mission entrusted to us, our characters have to develop all the time - otherwise they will not be able to cope with stronger and stronger enemies. The experience gained during fights allows us to improve skills in a special tree. In this way, we unlock new moves, grab attacks, air attacks, throws, and so on.

Game modes

In addition to the campaign, HIT for AND and iOS allows players to fight in the arena mode for six players and participate in raids on huge bosses.

Technical aspects

What really distinguishes HIT, available on AND and iOS platform, from the competing titles is the visual setting. NAT Games offers high quality 3D graphics powered by Unreal Engine 4 technology, used in such titles as Ark: Survival Evolved, Final Fantasy VII Remake or Paragon.

Last updated on March 29, 2019