Reviews

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  shadowfangds

  Feb 15, 2022

  learn a few simple strategies about stats and skills of you pieces a +14 achievement
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  ProofreadFire

  Jun 16, 2016

  Fun game. i like turn based games and you get the rpg aspect with leveling up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72gPYgFc7rQ
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  unregalito

  Jun 18, 2016

  Nice little turn-based game. You can upgrade your skills/spells and buy tougher "beasts"... definitely worth the price!!
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  Azihar

  Jun 20, 2016

  This is a simple but fun turn-based strategy game. However, once you cleared the Overlord, you are stuck farming the level which you dont lose troops to recoup your heavy losses. You can only make like 1k gold per battle, and such need to farm this lvl a serious number of times to recover your army before you can even think about clearing the other lvls at the higher difficulty. If they give more gold or allow you to recover some dead troops, this game would be more entertaining. But farming for gold to recoup your loses get rather boring, when all i want to do is try to clear higher difficulties. I had 8 areas cleared with 3 stars, and some with 2 stars before attacking the Overlord.
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  Jim

  Jun 25, 2016

  For a more complete review, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_taGjL5vuY Tl;dr PRO - Couple of hours of decent gameplay - Graphics are okay CONS - Lack of terrain influence during battles - Limited diversity in minions and spells - No storyline - Only a handful of useful skills and spells - Repetitive music which is irritating after a while - Unit descriptions that don't make any sense at all
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  Imban

  Jul 2, 2016

  First note: this is an expanded version of a free flash game available through many online game portals such as Kongregate. Given the low price and additional content and improvements in the Steam version, though, I'm not going to hold this against the game. However, it's pretty much just another Braveland - a super short and dumbed-down King's Bounty clone. It only took me a little over an hour (69 minutes) to completely finish the Warrior's 16-stage campaign with all stars, and the Overlord's campaign was even shorter to finish, only being 6 stages long and not allowing for grinding. In general, there's not much in the way of character or army customization. Due to the unbalanced leveling rate and amount of early-game grind the game encourages as a result of it, you quickly end up with a maxed-out character, so your choices just amount to which abilities to gain first. As far as army customization, the Warrior has five army slots and six possible unit types, so your only choice is which of the unit types not to bring. In my experience, ditching the slow basic infantry unit is basically a no-brainer, so that's not even much of a choice. (And yet, it's still better than what the Mage gets, only having five unit types for five army slots. He just gets to bring everything.) I mentioned an unbalanced leveling rate, and it's probably the only true mechanical problem this game has - it follows the King's Bounty formula of letting you recruit units up to a maximum amount defined by a Leadership score tied to your level, but until the endgame you gain levels faster than you gain money to recruit units, so any time you come close to filling up your army, you gain another level and need to spend thousands more money recruiting units. And this is if you don't need to replace lost units! In fact, replacing lost units is so expensive that early-game grind is heavily incentivized so that you can get an army strong enough to not lose any units in most of your fights. All of the above, except for the simplicity, does not really apply to the third campaign, in which you play the final boss of the first two campaigns, however. It is far simpler than even those, as there is no level advancement or army recruitment, only you using the final boss unit and being able to summon stacks of Minions as your only spell, once per battle for each of the six battles you've previously won on any difficulty. That... does not end up having any real strategy to it at all. In bizarre choices, by the way, this game has achievements - 14 of them, of which I have 12 - but they're not implemented through Steam, so they're only visible in-game and not on your profile. I'm not sure why they weren't implemented as Steamworks achievements. In any case, I can't really describe Beasts Battle as a poor value, since it's $1 and probably about three hours of play, but it's also less good for anything other than a quick timewaster than even the Braveland series, which was already pretty mediocre as this subgenre goes. Stick to the actual King's Bounty games if possible, and skip Beasts Battle. (Edit: Now I've beaten all three campaigns, though I'm missing 8 stars due to the last few Overlord levels being a bit annoying and not wanting to grind up an army for the Mage campaign's postgame levels on Normal/Hard after I lost a bunch of it.)
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  OMGFARMEREGGS

  Jul 14, 2016

  ▂▃▅▇█ my judgement : 65/100 █▇▅▃▂
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  edyman

  Sep 12, 2016

  Android games - simple and borring
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  Random

  Nov 16, 2016

  This game is a very simple HOMM clone in the style of the Braveland series. The game is very easy. It does require some grinding to build up gold to buy troops, but battles normally last under 2 mins. Even with grinding the whole game with playthroughs for all three characters takes only about 2 hours. Still, two hours of enjoyment for $1. I recommend it at that price.
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  Svoka

  Nov 28, 2016

  Simple and fun. Well worth it's price.
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  bogomazon

  Dec 31, 2016

  Nice simple game for its price. If you want to play turn-based strategy games and don't know which one to try - it'll be perfect game.
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  vagrant

  Aug 7, 2017

  It is mildly entertaining, though its 'features' seem pointless. The perks system is irrelevent, the career 'paths' are nearly identical, the land obstacles serve no purpose other than visual and the strategy is always the same; focus on ranged attacks. It is too shallow to recommend.. perhaps the sequel will be an improvement.
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  crasleen_games

  Nov 25, 2017

  Turn-based battles in the spirit of the game "Heroes of Might and Magic." The game is much easier, but it is clear that the authors tried and can pass the evening.
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  rpgarcher

  May 24, 2018

  this game was okay. I'm not sure who exactly I reccomend it to. It's a little too simplistic for fans of tactical games It's not a great example for people who aren't fans of tactical games It's got a really "casual phone game" look to it, but the combat can actually be really unforgiving.
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  FIGIOT

  May 3, 2020

  + Combat is like HoMM, KB and Braveland - It really isnt much - Short 6/10 Even for 2 euro's not sure if it was worth it.
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  A User

  Aug 17, 2021

  For $4, it's a fair deal. It's nothing outstanding, but for any fans of Katauri King's Bounty, this is a fun, bite-sized game to keep you occupied for around 3-4 hours. Just don't go in expecting a full-fledged title and I think you'll enjoy it. From what I gather, it's Greenolor's first game, so it's to be expected that there are some imperfections here and there. For instance, I really would've preferred if troops replenished after battles. This mechanic worked in King's Bounty because those games limited your resources. In Beasts Battle though, you can infinitely grind for gold. I'm getting around to playing Necromancer Returns (Greenolor's second King's Bounty-inspired game) and it looks like that one might be a more fleshed-out game. Still, it should be reiterated that Beasts Battle is decent for what it is.
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  Sir_Puddington

  Aug 28, 2021

  It's a turn-based strategy with three campaigns, two of which are slightly different and the third one, called Overlord is where you only have one unit but they're overpowered. It's similar to King's Bounty or the Braveland series, but much easier. The game takes a few hours to complete and I did need to grind a noticeable amount to max out the troop number, but overall It's an entertaining but relatively simple game, not requiring too much thought in order to complete levels.