You can now play one of the best-known mobile RPGs for free on PC. Raid’s turn-based combat and squad management require some strategic thinking, even from veterans of the genre. The game features over 300 heroes for you to collect, each with their own stats and unique abilities, meaning you’ll have to tweak and optimise your squad to make the most of your characters’ strengths. You can also take the fight online by either teaming up with other players in co-op, err, raids, or defeating their squad in battle to gain valuable rewards.
| Currency | In-game currency and gems |
| Platform | PC, Mobile |
| Game Mode | Turn-based RPG |
| Hero Count | Over 300 |
| Server Status | Subject to occasional downtime |
Yes, it is a free-to-play game with optional in-game purchases.
Yes, the game supports desktop play via Plarium's platform.
The game features over 300 heroes with unique abilities and stats.
Ideal for fans of turn-based RPGs who enjoy strategic squad management and a large hero roster.
I haven’t been playing this game long but I like the heck out of it. Fun, good graphics, animation, lots to do. If I have a beef with the game it’s the same as with all pay to win games is the RNG. I get that some get lucky and some don’t.
When I first started playing I thought it was gonna be like most other games of this class that are pay to win but after playing a few months I can tell that it’s not there are aspects of making purchases that will make it quite a bit easier but if you stick with it and grind it out you can be almost as good or better than those people, I’ve tried a few rpgs like this and the mechanics and actual gameplay was hard to pick up and learn but RAID has been the easiest to pick up and get good at like a few of the other comments I’ve read I wish there was a way that clan members could interact more and help each other out also if there was a way that you could transfer your lower level shards in for higher level ones like how the potions mixing section is.
This is the most p2w game out there. Once the daily rewards are all claimed you cant play more then a few minutes per day unless you buy expensive energy refills that only last a few minutes of game time.
It is without a doubt a long-haul game. Don't expect to rush this content. The draw for me is the myriad systems that you can invest in to strengthen your champions and the interplay amongst them. The details of the gear, team composition, visual variety, and content specialists create an atmosphere where there isn't a one size fits all for any of the above which in turn keeps things fresh. IMPORTANT NOTE FOR BEGINNERS: stay focused on a core team of champions, resources are limited!
The amount of ads I saw for this game finally made me try it. Unfortunately it’s not at all what it was said to be. It was said to be an action RPG (role playing game) I have no idea what role I’m playing. Following that the champions have no personality or gimmicks to them either.
This is a fun game and a good time waster. Lots of content and they are very generous with rewards and energy in the beginning. The graphics are fantastic, there are quests/missions/challenges to keep you busy and give direction.
This game seems to have potential. There is a fair amount to do with lots of back stories and characters. The biggest disappointment is that you need to level up characters which takes time and resources only to sacrifice them later in order to upgrade another character.
Great game but unless you spend real money you will reach a point where you cannot level up your heroes any further and your progression will be SIGNIFICANTLY slowed. Lastly please get rid of the system where you have to spend silver to move gear around and let me have fun experimenting!!
The game is great and a ton of fun definitely recommend, however... you definitely need to spend real money. Purple shards to summon the good heroes are extremely rare. I have poured around 10 hours into the game and have received one purple hero. The bigger issue is that the lower-level heroes (blues) are level capped so they hit 30 and that’s it unless you sacrifice other heroes to level them up but even blues are so rare that at this point I can’t level them up. So you get a point in the campaign where your party is capped out at their max level and you can’t get past the mission because you can’t level up any further and get stronger. This is ridiculous in my mind and forces you to buy stuff with real money.
The game itself is amazing. Basically the RPG version of World of Warcraft. The graphics are amazing as well, very detailed and realistic. I can see the blood and sweat and all the effort put into this game.
I haven’t been playing this game long but I like the heck out of it. Fun, good graphics, animation, lots to do. If I have a beef with the game it’s the same as with all pay to win games is the RNG. I get that some get lucky and some don’t.
When I first started playing I thought it was gonna be like most other games of this class that are pay to win but after playing a few months I can tell that it’s not there are aspects of making purchases that will make it quite a bit easier but if you stick with it and grind it out you can be almost as good or better than those people, I’ve tried a few rpgs like this and the mechanics and actual gameplay was hard to pick up and learn but RAID has been the easiest to pick up and get good at like a few of the other comments I’ve read I wish there was a way that clan members could interact more and help each other out also if there was a way that you could transfer your lower level shards in for higher level ones like how the potions mixing section is.
This is the most p2w game out there. Once the daily rewards are all claimed you cant play more then a few minutes per day unless you buy expensive energy refills that only last a few minutes of game time.
It is without a doubt a long-haul game. Don't expect to rush this content. The draw for me is the myriad systems that you can invest in to strengthen your champions and the interplay amongst them. The details of the gear, team composition, visual variety, and content specialists create an atmosphere where there isn't a one size fits all for any of the above which in turn keeps things fresh. IMPORTANT NOTE FOR BEGINNERS: stay focused on a core team of champions, resources are limited!
The amount of ads I saw for this game finally made me try it. Unfortunately it’s not at all what it was said to be. It was said to be an action RPG (role playing game) I have no idea what role I’m playing. Following that the champions have no personality or gimmicks to them either.
This is a fun game and a good time waster. Lots of content and they are very generous with rewards and energy in the beginning. The graphics are fantastic, there are quests/missions/challenges to keep you busy and give direction.
This game seems to have potential. There is a fair amount to do with lots of back stories and characters. The biggest disappointment is that you need to level up characters which takes time and resources only to sacrifice them later in order to upgrade another character.
Great game but unless you spend real money you will reach a point where you cannot level up your heroes any further and your progression will be SIGNIFICANTLY slowed. Lastly please get rid of the system where you have to spend silver to move gear around and let me have fun experimenting!!
The game is great and a ton of fun definitely recommend, however... you definitely need to spend real money. Purple shards to summon the good heroes are extremely rare. I have poured around 10 hours into the game and have received one purple hero. The bigger issue is that the lower-level heroes (blues) are level capped so they hit 30 and that’s it unless you sacrifice other heroes to level them up but even blues are so rare that at this point I can’t level them up. So you get a point in the campaign where your party is capped out at their max level and you can’t get past the mission because you can’t level up any further and get stronger. This is ridiculous in my mind and forces you to buy stuff with real money.
The game itself is amazing. Basically the RPG version of World of Warcraft. The graphics are amazing as well, very detailed and realistic. I can see the blood and sweat and all the effort put into this game.
I haven’t been playing this game long but I like the heck out of it. Fun, good graphics, animation, lots to do. If I have a beef with the game it’s the same as with all pay to win games is the RNG. I get that some get lucky and some don’t.
When I first started playing I thought it was gonna be like most other games of this class that are pay to win but after playing a few months I can tell that it’s not there are aspects of making purchases that will make it quite a bit easier but if you stick with it and grind it out you can be almost as good or better than those people, I’ve tried a few rpgs like this and the mechanics and actual gameplay was hard to pick up and learn but RAID has been the easiest to pick up and get good at like a few of the other comments I’ve read I wish there was a way that clan members could interact more and help each other out also if there was a way that you could transfer your lower level shards in for higher level ones like how the potions mixing section is.
This is the most p2w game out there. Once the daily rewards are all claimed you cant play more then a few minutes per day unless you buy expensive energy refills that only last a few minutes of game time.
It is without a doubt a long-haul game. Don't expect to rush this content. The draw for me is the myriad systems that you can invest in to strengthen your champions and the interplay amongst them. The details of the gear, team composition, visual variety, and content specialists create an atmosphere where there isn't a one size fits all for any of the above which in turn keeps things fresh. IMPORTANT NOTE FOR BEGINNERS: stay focused on a core team of champions, resources are limited!
The amount of ads I saw for this game finally made me try it. Unfortunately it’s not at all what it was said to be. It was said to be an action RPG (role playing game) I have no idea what role I’m playing. Following that the champions have no personality or gimmicks to them either.
This is a fun game and a good time waster. Lots of content and they are very generous with rewards and energy in the beginning. The graphics are fantastic, there are quests/missions/challenges to keep you busy and give direction.
This game seems to have potential. There is a fair amount to do with lots of back stories and characters. The biggest disappointment is that you need to level up characters which takes time and resources only to sacrifice them later in order to upgrade another character.
Great game but unless you spend real money you will reach a point where you cannot level up your heroes any further and your progression will be SIGNIFICANTLY slowed. Lastly please get rid of the system where you have to spend silver to move gear around and let me have fun experimenting!!
The game is great and a ton of fun definitely recommend, however... you definitely need to spend real money. Purple shards to summon the good heroes are extremely rare. I have poured around 10 hours into the game and have received one purple hero. The bigger issue is that the lower-level heroes (blues) are level capped so they hit 30 and that’s it unless you sacrifice other heroes to level them up but even blues are so rare that at this point I can’t level them up. So you get a point in the campaign where your party is capped out at their max level and you can’t get past the mission because you can’t level up any further and get stronger. This is ridiculous in my mind and forces you to buy stuff with real money.
The game itself is amazing. Basically the RPG version of World of Warcraft. The graphics are amazing as well, very detailed and realistic. I can see the blood and sweat and all the effort put into this game.
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