Starting out in the game

Legends of Heropolis is a simulation game where you are mainly tasked to gather heroes to fight for you and your town. In the game, you’ll initially have to create a lead hero that will move in to the fallen town of Heropolis. As it turns out, the town's former protector/champion, has been beaten to a pulp by the minions of the villain organization EvilCorp. Now, it’s up to you to resolve the outstanding problems of the town and stand up against this evil.

(The town's old champ introducing you to the town and it's current situation)

To do this, first you’ll have to construct buildings/establishments in your town to get more people to want to move in. Upon successfully having residents move-in, you’ll groom them to become your allies of justice. You’ll have to get them to participate in the battles to obtain experience, items, resources, and suits, and from this, make your roster of heroes stronger.

When starting the game, you’ll be tasked to create your lead hero from ground up. A customization screen would be shown to you from which you get to pick specific characteristics for your hero such as its personality, hobby, and basic make-up of its sprite (hair, upper-body, and lower body) and depending on your custom specs, you’ll be awarded your very first heromorph suit.

(Earn your very first hero morph suit after you create your character)

As you then progress in the actual game, a tutorial phase with the town’s chief sidekick “Peach Justice” will guide you towards learning the basics of the game – which will include building your first establishment (tent for your lead hero), enlisting on several missions, creating your first team of heroes, and participating in battles.

(Image Below: Peach Justice guiding you towards learning the basics)

Peach Justice will guide you through every single thing that you will encounter in the early parts of the game – tackling everything you’ll need to properly play the game. This is done in compartmentalized tutorials while playing the usual flow of the game. Peach Justice will stay with your roster of heroes until you earn 5 residents (playable heroes) which will then automatically make her to leave the team to open up an entry for the new hero.

(image below shows how Peach Justice instructs you step by step in the game)