When the Android version of smash MOBA hit, Heroes Evolved was released, thousands of players downloaded in anticipation. The response was well received by players. Mainly due to the unique features that separates them from the competition. iOS users have been waiting for the ability to join the fun. With only a week between the two releases, it’s a move that once again, shows Heroes Evolved cares what players think.
Heroes Evolved made the announcement that the iOS version has been released and will go live soon, with no difference in gameplay. Drawing on 5 years of experience in MOBA game development and worldwide success with the PC client, Heroes Evolved mobile has finally launched worldwide on App Store and Google Play. We are sure that 2017 will be the year for Heroes Evolved.
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“The game it’s a competitive mobile game of action and strategy for true gamers. Select from a pool of 30+ unique heroes and pair off into teams – Eternals vs. Ancients – to battle against real rivals on gorgeous fantasy maps. This game will take all your skill, teamwork, cunning, and strategy to survive and succeed!Pick up your device and dive straight into combat with gorgeous graphics and seamless animation. Heroes Evolved is also a unique game of depth and complexity, allowing you to piece together your own strategic and unpredictable advantage using fog of war, unique Hero attributes, and custom Gear builds. Deceive your opponents with a myriad of attack strategies. No two games are ever the same!
Drawing on 5 years of experience in MOBA game development and worldwide success with the PC client, Heroes Evolved mobile has finally launched worldwide on Google Play. All Android devices are supported, and each Hero has a host of enchanting and awe-inspiring voiceover providing rich, original audio while you battle. Hero mechanics have been carefully balanced to give you a fiercely competitive but fair and just game.”
For more information about the game, visit its official website.
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