WP- "Epic Empire: A Hero's Quest is the latest from old-school iOS developer Pocket Gems. It's a combination action RPG/city building game, which is an excellent combination (as old-school SNES games Actraiser and Terranigma once proved). Your goal here is to battle against bandits and other assorted hoodlums, take back the buildings that they stole, and build your own buildings to add to it. Along the way you'll earn gold coins and starstones, and be able to upgrade your equipment sky high."
By David: Bandits have taken over your land, and it’s up to you to exact revenge on them. Heaven help those who block your way, as you stand for truth, justice, and freedom. In Epic Empire: A Hero’s Quest, players can combat against different baddies and reclaim territory so that they can restore their land to its former glory. This is an action-packed adventure that focuses on you upgrading your equipment so that you can match up against the meanest and baddest scoundrels out there, with some simulation building elements thrown in. Are you ready for a fight? Read this guide to be better prepared.
In the world of free-to-play games, developers often try to push in-app purchases by limiting play time. For example, you’ll only be able to drive eight races before your car needs repairs, and you have to either wait for them to finish, or pay real money to fix your car instantly. However, finding the right balance is proving difficult, as proved by Epic Empire: A Hero’s Quest. While the game offers enjoyable gameplay for the most part, it completely misses the mark with its energy system.
