Marginalia Hero 0.204

Reviews

2 ★, on 2020-10-06
Fantastic and unique visual style, and interesting gameplay mechanics. HOWEVER, this game has 1-time-use powerups, weapons, and other microtransactions, which are almost always a really bad thing in skill-based games. That's because players tend to spend money on microtransactions if they are having difficulty progressing, which incentivizes the developer to make the game unfairly difficult past a certain point. So, games like Marginalia Hero and Candy Crush are a total grind, which isn't fun!

5 ★, on 2020-09-20
A great, simple little game with beautiful art that will appeal to any fan of medieval history. While the gameplay just boils down to tapping with good reaction time, the game throws enough tricks at you to keep things fresh and challenging. It's generous with giving rewards and extras, especially to those who go to the effort of unlocking achievements. The different weapons, pets, and outfit pieces make it fun to progress.

4 ★, on 2020-08-15
Fun but a little dull. This game does have nice graphics and it's premise is reasonable. However it can get old quick. The aim of the game is to hit targets by clicking while a sword is spinning around a circle. This is... Fine. And it tests skill. But it is a touch repetitive. Over all not bad and I do love the graphics.

2 ★, on 2020-07-18
The game is very well developed. Good time killer. Fun and stuff but after like the 45th level it just becomes unfair. It's basically unwinnable without powers you have to buy of course with in game currency which you don't have. You are forced to watch ads most of the time just to pass a level. It would have been my favourite game on mobile but because of this... 2 stars.

3 ★, on 2020-07-29
This game is gorgeous, and I just love the combat design. It runs cleanly, too. But I got it so I could experience the artwork, and everything moves too fast to experience anything. If you could slow it down a little, let us absorb the situation before the attacks begin, I'd like it more. Otherwise, it's not very unique.

3 ★, on 2020-08-26
Gameplay is rather unforgiving, like a one-note Guitar Hero going around a ring without music. Art-style is just awesome enough to compensate. Kind of entertaining as is, but would be much moreso if there was some other kind of cue as to when to hit, like seeing the enemy swing before he hits or something.