#Palm kingdoms 2 Pc#
#Palm kingdoms 2 series#

My Today Screen described the game as 'absolutely tremendous', but expressed expectation on upgrading the map navigation and economic aspect of the game. In their review of Palm Heroes TouchMyApps described it as 'the famous Heroes of Might & Magic in the palm of your hand (hence the name)' and noted that the game could be difficult to master for the casual gamer, but 'anyone who invests the time to understand its mechanics will be rewarded by literally hundreds of hours of gameplay', but there were complains about the absent campaign mode and help section, also, the tutorial map had been found to be too difficult to notice.

#Palm kingdoms 2 Pc#

In the review of Pocket Heroes for Pocket PC TamsPPC commented that the variety of terrain types and buildings looks very good and called it 'one of the best games' the reviewer had ever seen on the mobile computer. They praised the quality of remaking Heroes of Might and Magic II gameplay as well as graphics, on the other hand, the lack of campaign mode had been criticized.

#Palm kingdoms 2 series#

The series had been received well by critics.

During the journey heroes can visit different buildings, collect treasures, conquer mines, etc. Also, heroes gain experience levels from battle, and more experienced heroes are much more powerful than inexperienced ones. The heroes also incorporate some role-playing game elements they possess a set of statistics that confer bonuses to an army, artifacts that enhance their powers, and knowledge of magical spells that can be used to attack enemies or produce strategic benefits. The player controls a number of 'heroes' which explore the map. The series' gameplay, starting from Pocket Heroes, had been copied from Heroes of Might and Magic II. Finally, in 2012, the project was rebranded to its current name 'Palm Kingdoms'. In 2007, the name changed to ' Palm Heroes', because the original name was interloping with another trademark registered by a toy company. The first public alpha was debuted for Windows Mobile under the title ' Pocket Heroes' in 2006. The original version was developed by Robert Tarasov and Anton Stuk.