No Heroes Allowed! Critic Reviews

No Heroes Allowed continues on the foundation that has been laid by its predecessors and gets better with every release. The game isn't very accessible, but when you like a head spinning challenge, you certainly have to give this game a chance.

When it all goes just right and the heroes get their heads bit off... Well, it's good to be evil sometimes.

No Heroes Allowed! is another upgrade of this saga. If you loved the previous editions, buy it without any doubt. Conversely, if you are tired of the Acquires's proposal, or you never loved the saga, keep a safe distance from No Heroes Allowed!

There is a lot of content including tons of practice scenarios to learn the ropes, giving the game a solid length if you are a completionist like me, but at times it can be frustrating and difficult, even on the normal difficulty setting, which hurts the game's appeal a bit.

Just as frustrating as it is fun. It's terribly difficult at times, incredibly complex, and the idea of nutrient circulation is better on paper then it is in practice. Play this dungeon-builder only if you have a high tolerance for pain.

Play the bad guy in this game and create tunnels and monsters to avoid good people to get to the king. The game is fun for the fans of Badman, but for the most players this game is way too hard and repetitive.

This is Dungeon Keeper by way of Viva Pinata - building a devilish defence against do-gooders by massaging a delicate and extremely elaborate ecosystem.

A bargain-priced challenge with complexity and depth almost beyond compare.

It's just getting a bit stale now.

A complex game for strategy buffs, but tiresome and inaccessible for others.