Heroes Towers — a tower defense against enemy squads
You pick a tower platform and place a crossbow or cannon there. After that, it’s not skeletons from the main path coming for these walls, but squads from other players. The wave-style route is closer to Tower Defenders. Here, the fight tests your build itself.
Building and upgrades cost coins, and you earn coins in battles against other players. When your tower is ready, hit the defense button: this doesn’t start an endless mode, it’s a test run.
Two opponents, one test
The game picks two opponents, and their squads attack your walls. You’re no longer aiming: the weapons sit on the platforms, and the assault plays out automatically. After the battle, you use those same coins to hire heroes: without them, you can’t attack another tower. You can also go on the attack with an ally.
Your hero squad isn’t for the story — it’s there to bring down enemy towers. In Raid Heroes: Sword and Magic , heroes are also assembled for player battles. There, the focus is on raids and the arena. Wins raise your ranking and unlock new tiers. The parts you find upgrade your squad separately from the cannons on the tower.