Heroes of SoulCraft

Release Date: March 27, 2015

Action, fantasy, MOBA, isometric view, co-op, multiplayer, internet

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Heroes of SoulCraft is a free-to-play MOBA game released for PC and mobile platforms. Gameplay mechanics in Heroes of SoulCraft are a bit simplified in comparison with other MOBAs, like League of Legends or Dota 2. Heroes of SoulCraft focuses on battles between two teams of players whose goal is to destroy the enemy base defended by watchtowers and A.I. controlled units. Each player controls one hero chosen from many available characters.

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Heroes of SoulCraft Description

Heroes of SoulCraft is an online MOBA game for PCs and Android-powered mobile devices. It was developed by MobileBits and is based on free-to-play business model.

The game is a rather typical representative of the MOBA genre, although it is somehow simplified compared to such classics as League of Legends or Dota 2. The gameplay boils down to battles between two small groups. Each player controls a single hero chosen from a large pool of different characters, every one of which has different statistics, items and skills. Both team have the same objective of destroying the command center in the enemy base. The access is guarded by numerous guard towers that automatically attack all enemies within range.

The game offers two modes. We may take part in 5-minutes 2vs2 battles or try our hand in 15-minutes 4vs4 battles. Both modes takes place on a different map, adjusted for the purposes of a given match. What is worth of a praise, all versions of Heroes of SoulCraft are compatible, meaning that both PC and mobile gamers can play together.

Another attraction is the characters’ ability of transforming into powerful titans. The game also offers hero development system, thanks to which we can enhance their fighting capabilities. Moreover, the combatants we control aren’t the only ones on the battlefield, for they are accompanied by the so-called creeps that are controlled by the computer AI.

Last updated on August 14, 2015