Hardcore Droid:
"What follows is the newest Android recipe from OrangePixel: One part dungeon crawler, one part shoot-‘em-up, a generous helping of pixel art, and a dash of Gauntlet to taste. Mix on and off for about 8 years (according to the developer blog), and you end up with Heroes of Loot.
As many of us know from personal experience, promising recipes can end up as disasters, especially when trying to incorporate a lot of different ingredients (my own debacle came in the form of cold sesame noodles that somehow congealed into one enormous noodle, the color of a sickly child’s cheeks right before he barfs). The point is, a lot of things could have gone wrong with Heroes of Loot. The good news is that instead, a lot of things went really right."
Chelly Beardsmore got her hands on Orange Pixel's Heroes of Loot. Check out her review here on Nintendo Link and see what she thinks of this one. All of that sweet loot!
Zach from The Vita Lounge has a look at the fun, enjoyable but ultimately frustrating Heroes of Loot on the handheld and tells you whether or not you should get it.
I've been playing Heroes of Loot over the past week, and I really enjoy it. The aiming is a bit off, but I really enjoy the Gauntlet feel to HoL.
Northlander writes for P&L:"I can't play this game enough. Heroes of Loot is the Gauntlet love-letter we've all been waiting for."
