A truly amazing game. The balance of each faction is so broken that it's actually functional. No, seriously—each faction has something that breaks the game and turns your hero into a veritable invincible god. For example, the undead can turn weak spirits into monstrously powerful liches, which summon unlimited skeletons with every shot, and if you play as an undead mage, they can even transform fallen enemies into a full-fledged army right in the middle of battle. Or the dwarven artillery under the death rune—the same as liches, but with an attack range that covers almost the entire battlefield and a larger area of ​​effect. Or you can summon so many troops with magic that they cover the entire battlefield. The AI ​​is quite good, but it uses magic reluctantly and rarely, which is why mage heroes don't pose much of a threat. And the magic here is absolutely fantastic. Anything from simply obliterating the enemy with mass spells to transforming them (or allies) into anything else, like gold or other troops. There are plenty of perks of varying usefulness. The cities are all unique, the troops are completely different, and even the economy is different. To sum it up, Hero's Hour has great potential to be a great game. Even now, when it's not fully released yet, it's very well-developed and fun to play. There are bugs, though. On large water maps, almost all water battles end in a crash.