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Tap Heroes - Idle RPG Clicker

By Daniel Hjelm

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Tap Heroes - Idle RPG Clicker
 This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad
  • $0.99
  • Category: Games
  • Versions: 6 archived
  • Installable: 6 of 6
  • Seller: Daniel Hjelm

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 5.0 or later.

Customer Ratings

As of December 15, 2017
     
8 Ratings

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2.4
Requires iOS 5.1.1+
February 23, 2015
68.4 MB Install Download
2.7
Requires iOS 5.1.1+
March 4, 2015
69.0 MB Install Download
3.1
Requires iOS 5.1.1+
March 21, 2015
69.7 MB Install Download
3.6
Requires iOS 5.1.1+
March 23, 2015
70.0 MB Install Download
3.8
Requires iOS 5.1.1+
April 7, 2015
57.8 MB Install Download
4.0
Requires iOS 5.1.1+
April 23, 2015
68.9 MB Install Download

Bundle Size Over Time

Bundle size over time68.4 MB — February 23, 2015. 69.0 MB — March 4, 2015. 69.7 MB — March 21, 2015. 70.0 MB — March 23, 2015. 57.8 MB — April 7, 2015. 68.9 MB — April 23, 201517.5 MB35.0 MB52.5 MB70.0 MB68.4 MB — February 23, 201569.0 MB — March 4, 201569.7 MB — March 21, 201570.0 MB — March 23, 201557.8 MB — April 7, 201568.9 MB — April 23, 2015Feb 2015Apr 2015

Ratings Over Time

DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
December 15, 2017 4.0 ★ 4.8 8 $0.99

From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.

Archived Reviews

8 of 14
Not optimized for iphone 5
     
by Gegoben · February 26, 2015

First off let me say, this is an amazing game, and i will change to 5 stars once they optimize for larger screens like iphone 5. Silly for a game of this quality to not be full screen:(

Fun and Addictive
     
by CS Zero · February 28, 2015

Need I say more?

Cool game!
     
by L0rdSha0wz · March 22, 2015

This paid version gives you the familiar up front and no ads. It's an interesting game. It's a clicker but the way it's done it's fun. Check out the free version first and you will get hooked. Developer seems to care about his games.

Quite fun with unique graphics
     
by Salmanius · March 31, 2015

This game does the heroes idea quite differently than most games, and does a good job at it. The gameplay is unique compared to many other idle/clicker games with tapping not really required in most cases. Overall worth the dollar or if you are cheap check out the free version.

Idle clicker
     
by Aefyn · February 22, 2015

Love the game so far. Great retro puppet theatre graphics. New idle game for my downtime.

Bad game!
     
by Creepymailman · February 23, 2015

Tap Titans is WAY better. This game is a rip off. It cost a dollar, only has 3 heroes, and it's impossible to get all the power ups and unlocks without spending 6 more dollars! Don't buy this game!

I love it but one thing
     
by Patch rock · March 7, 2015

Amazing!But you might want to give the rouge damage other than poison.

Enjoyable
     
by AnythingQuiet · March 10, 2015

Update: Beat level 100 dragon! :D Yay!<br/><br/>I found this game enjoyable and oddly hypnotic to just watch. <br/><br/>This is a pretty well put together game, the screen shakes, background foliage rustle in the wind, the little group of adventurers and monsters move like little paper puppets but in a cute way. The music sounds pretty epic for what's going on.<br/><br/>You can easily farm gold by leaving your device on while doing something else, as long as you leave your adventurers with enemies they can easily defeat. I left my iPad on while I was at work and came back to a lotta gold for upgrades. Did that a few times and now my warrior is at top speed. <br/><br/>There are weird things about the game though, like the lack of descriptions on items and spells, you really don't know what they do until you purchase them. But since spells only last 30 seconds and take 15 minutes to cool down, they're a bit of a waste.

Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.