It's a nice little game.

Using adventurer belt, god power and trinity force i lost only 1 guy in the last battle due to poor crowd management. Enemy AI is very simple: attack closest. So you can get injured units out very easy.

The last tier heroes is mostly useless, best units are ranger (good range and movement) and high priest (area heal that also hurt enemies in the area, briliant )

I found it...quite good.
That's why I suggested it.
It's different from other turn-based strategy games, because it's more casual. In that way, it is very thinned out. No ability trees, no level ups, no loads of different powers or action choices. I understand, that this might not appeal to the average strategy gamer.
Instead, each level can be played through in only a few minutes, it's simple, straightforward, quite easy and short.
From that point of view, as a casual strategy game, I think, Hired Heroes is well done and entertaining, and I hand out 4 stars out of 5.

I like strategy and RPG Games. Dont know how the other players played it , but I have never repeated any lvl, used besides first lvl mages only, bought only mage strenght stuff and none of my characters ever died untill last lvl. There 3 died. Its an awesome turn based game , its easy and its only 15 lvls. Enjoy it , I had fun

no upgrades other than those you can buy in the shop. those upgrades are limited as well with 3 being the maximum you can have in play on any one of the battles.

the men you have available for each mission are specific to the level you are playing. you cannot use a newly unlocked character in an earlier mission despite being able to use any of the items bought from the shop.

you need to play levels over and over to get the cash to buy the better items so your men and ladies stay alive long enough to take out the enemies.

it is a basic cartoon based game with stylised characters and a basic attack system.

2/5