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Is NoWaitHero worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Deck-building fans who want battles built around predicting enemy actions
- Players who enjoy card choices constrained by stack order
- Players seeking a game with the goal of defeating all the heroes and winning the Hero Royal
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who prefer turn-based combat with time to respond after an enemy acts
- Players who want unrestricted access to every card in their deck during a battle
- Players looking for a game outside card-based combat
Our take on NoWaitHero
Simultaneous actions keep combat focused on anticipating enemy movement, but remove the pause between actions that turn-based card battles provide. The stacked deck adds another constraint: a useful card may be inaccessible until it reaches the top.
What is NoWaitHero?
NoWaitHero is a deck-building card battle game in which the player and enemies act at the same time, rather than taking turns.
Enemy movements are predictable, so combat involves choosing cards with those actions in mind. Cards are stacked, and only the top card can be played; each card also has restrictions on its use. Defeating enemies earns new cards. Players build their cards and experience while facing stronger opponents, with the goal of defeating all the heroes and winning the Hero Royal.
How NoWaitHero plays
- 01Simultaneous combat
- Enemy actions happen alongside the player's, and their movements can be anticipated.
- 02Stacked card use
- Only the uppermost card in the stack is available to play, and cards have usage restrictions.
- 03Enemy card rewards
- Defeating opponents provides new cards for building the deck.
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NoWaitHero: platforms & release
Is NoWaitHero worth it?
It is worth it if: deck-building fans who want battles built around predicting enemy actions. Skip it if: players who prefer turn-based combat with time to respond after an enemy acts.
Where can I download NoWaitHero?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens NoWaitHero's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is NoWaitHero on?
Windows only.
