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Justin: Each hero has a specially designed set of abilities that evokes his or her impact on the show or original story. How do heroes and their abilities function in combat? This is something we plan on developing and adding to over time. New events can herald new heroes and strategies to add to a player’s collection.
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After collecting heroes, players can upgrade their abilities over time by playing in events and special game modes, perfecting their favorites over time. Justin: Heroes are collected by playing in events and completing certain Story Mode milestones. It’s a deep system of combat and collectability that gives players so many options to choose from when building their strategy. For example, Breaker of Chains Daenerys and Lady of Dragonstone Daenerys each bring distinct abilities and strategies to the battlefield. There is more than one version of each hero.
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The full roster includes fan-favorites Jon Snow, Daenerys Targaryen, Jaime Lannister, Melisandre, and Tormund Giantsbane, and original characters such as Alvar Spyre, Dramon Blackwood, Mayla, and Thosa. In our game’s narrative, heroes can also be collected by playing through the Story Mode.
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For the first time in a game, players can command famous heroes from the TV show in tactics-inspired squad combat. Justin: Heroes are one of the aspects of Game of Thrones: Beyond the Wall that I’m most excited about.
Tell us about how heroes are used in Game of Thrones: Beyond the Wall. This week, we sat down with Justin Jones, the project’s Creative Director, to find out how the game uses hero characters in collection and combat.
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Game of Thrones: Beyond the Walls isn't exploring any new territory, but patient tactical RPG (role-playing game) fans who watched the show and/or read the books are bound to have at least a little fun with it.This interview is part of a series of developer discussions that share details on the upcoming collectible RPG Game of Thrones: Beyond the Wall, to be released on iOS and Android later this year. Whether this appeals will depend heavily on not just the player's affinity for the source material, but also on whether they mind the limitations placed on progression without spending money (or whether they're willing to spend money). There are many ways to earn rewards for completing various tasks, or for simply logging on each day, week, and month, which is how players are meant to be drawn back to the game day after day. Like many similar games, a big part of the Game of Thrones: Beyond the Wall experience is collecting heroes and managing your roster, enhancing their armor and weapons, and acquiring special abilities. Players are likely to spend at least as much time back at the wall engaging in management and growth activities as they do in battle. This can make the combat feel a little repetitive and even pointless at times, but certain missions require the player to take control in order to properly leverage special abilities - such as Daenerys' fiery dragon attack - or to strategically take out the strongest enemies first, or risk failure. Movements, attacks, and ability selections require intuitive taps, and many missions are easy enough that there's no need to control the party manually, since autoplay will be sufficient to wipe out all enemies and still score three stars, earning all possible rewards. Game of Thrones: Beyond the Wall features simple maps and basic combat that ought to prove easy to understand for anyone experienced with the genre. This licensed TV show spin-off was clearly inspired by other tactical strategy apps featuring familiar faces, most notably Fire Emblem Heroes. All activities are governed by limited resources - such as bread sticks, wood, and coins - that are earned through battle or, in some cases, purchased with real money within the in-game store. Players can recruit new characters, upgrade existing heroes, and choose to take on legendary missions with some of the franchise's most popular characters, such as Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen. Between battles, players spend time in their castle on the wall, where several management activities are available. These warriors are set upon gridded battlefields and can be moved square-by-square to approach, flank, and attack enemy characters in chess-like fashion, with players given time to weigh their options before selecting actions and abilities. You also get to control familiar heroes found in the Game of Thrones TV show and A Song of Ice and Fire books. GAME OF THRONES: BEYOND THE WALL puts players in control of a mix of new characters - mostly members of the Night's Watch, defending the south from the creatures and wildlings to the north.
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