Timing Hero : Colosseum and Raid

Name: Timing Hero : Colosseum and Raid
Rating: 4.7 (221 reviews)
Author: Buff Studio Co.Ltd.

By: Buff Studio Co.Ltd.

Casual

Features & Capabilities

Timing Hero: Colosseum and Raid blends retro arcade aesthetics with strategic, timing-based RPG gameplay. There’s no auto-battle: you must evade, counter, and land precise attacks while switching between a party of 3 heroes to unleash unique skills across Colosseum and Raid battles.

It features 26 heroes with distinct abilities and 24 artifacts that buff everyone. Upgrade your team, tailor strategies, and tackle escalating challenges as you progress through stages to unlock epilogues for each hero. The update introduces 10 additional heroes and 16 new boss monsters, plus two epic modes. Pro tips emphasize timing windows with 'Just evade' and 'Just attack' to gain advantages from buffs and debuffs and defeat powerful foes.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Buff Studio Co.Ltd.

Rating:

4.70

(221)

Version:

2.3.0 Last updated: 2016-10-04

Version code:

841530745

Creation date:

2016-01-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

82.97MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 109,068 ▼ 60

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Developed by:

Buff Studio Co.Ltd.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/timing-hero-colosseum-and-raid/id1041854448

User Reviews

Players praise Timing Hero for its addictive, timing-based real-time combat and nostalgic retro presentation, with simple-to-learn yet deep mechanics. The core appeal is the manual control system that feels distinct from card-based battlers. However, many reviews center on recurring issues: a perceived monetization overload and requests for more content and updates, occasional control roughness, and ad-related frustrations. Balance concerns (healing mechanics) also surface. Overall, it's loved for its combat and style but would benefit from more content and less aggressive monetization.

Pros

Engaging, timing-based real-time combat with manual controls (dodges, attack, counter, and special) that feels rewarding and distinct from card-based systems.
Simple to learn but challenging, offering satisfying strategic depth and a good learning curve.
Nostalgic 8-bit style visuals and music that evoke a retro RPG vibe.
Strong long-term appeal and progression; many players have stuck with it for years with potential for updates.
High-quality design aspects like solid leveling mechanics, clear mechanics, and easy-to-understand gameplay.

Cons

Monetization feels aggressive: frequent prompts to buy coins and a cash-grab perception.
Desire for more content: need more levels, enemies, and regular, meaningful updates.
Controls can feel rough or non-smooth at times and may require a learning curve to master.
Ads can interfere with progression ( occasional crashes or reward issues and ad-based grinding ).
Balance and gameplay issues (healing/buffing mechanics or monsters with healing that disrupts balance) and the desire for better balance tuning.