Battleheart 2

Name: Battleheart 2
Price: 3.99 USD
Rating: 3.8 (816 reviews)
Author: Mika Mobile, Inc.

By: Mika Mobile, Inc. App

Roleplaying

Overview

Version:

1.1.2

Last updated: 2018-07-26

Ranking

#70,384 ▼ 1,775

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Welcome back to the world of Battleheart! In this stunning sequel to 2011's hit mobile RPG, you'll take command of a party of heroes and slay hordes of monsters in frantic, real-time battles that will put your reflexes to the test. With each victory you'll face ever greater dangers, and grow more powerful through a robust equipment and skill system offering vast combinations of heroes, items and abilities.

Features include 12 unique heroes to build your party from, including mages, knights, necromancers, samurai, and more. Customize your heroes' abilities by selecting among 20 talents that augment their powers. Play alone, or enjoy co-op multiplayer supporting up to 4 players. 20+ unique monsters to battle, including 5 challenging bosses. 130+ items to collect and arm your heroes with. Cloud save for progress across devices. Adjustable difficulty makes the game accessible to both veterans and newcomers.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Mika Mobile, Inc.

Rating:

3.80

(816)

Version:

1.1.2 Last updated: 2018-07-26

Version code:

841766213

Creation date:

2018-07-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

438.41MB

Price:

3.99

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

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Ranking

# 70,384 ▼ 1,775

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Developed by:

Mika Mobile, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/battleheart-2/id1232791258

Website:

http://www.mikamobile.com

User Reviews

Players largely praise Battleheart 2 for being fun, visually improved, and faithful to the Battleheart feel, with solid controls, diverse classes, and strong replay value through its arena end-game. However, recurring complaints center on grindy progression (crystal currency), a too-short campaign with a low level cap, and reward balance issues. Additional negatives include unreliable online multiplayer, underperforming AI teammates, and a lack of story or exploration. Overall, a polished sequel that shines in play but needs content, balance, and network fixes.

Pros

Fun and enjoyable gameplay that captures the Battleheart feel and nostalgia.
Improved graphics, smoother controls, and polished presentation.
Deep character variety and strategic gameplay, with meaningful end-game content.
Strong replay value and challenging arena that keeps players coming back.
Overall solid sequel that improves on the original and maintains its charm.

Cons

Grinding with crystals and unbalanced rewards make progression feel repetitive and grindy.
Content is too short/level cap at 30 with limited new content.
AI teammates' ineffective behavior and healing issues.
Online multiplayer instability, frequent disconnects and being kicked from servers.
Lack of story/world exploration and overly menu-based structure.

Recent reviews

The game is fun. It’s similar to the first, but something it loses is the first game’s charm. I can respect changing the style, but I preferred the more cartoonish look of the first game. It’s basically like the developer made Legacy and then was like, “if I make a true sequel it now needs to match Legacy”. The linear progression of the first is still here, but upgrading your party can seem like a drag with the addition of crystals. Instead of using gold, I’m forced to play battles to grind crystals too. There was certainly grinding in the first, but Idk this grinding isn’t as fun. Even grinding a past dungeon in Legacy was more enjoyable for me. In the same way Zombieville has always had a similar vibe (including 3D), I hope the next installment of Battleheart has the art of the first and humor of Legacy. I do appreciate this developer and have followed them on twitter and played all their games except Lost Frontier. Also I miss OMG Ninja that guy was awesome. As far as I know the developer works alone as well, and I’m totally ok with them putting their efforts to update Zombieville 3D if they have the time to do so. I think Battleheart still holds the place in my heart.

by Sh*****, 2026-03-25

The game is just to short! We need more than this. But a solid game for sure and 100% worth the couple $s they ask. EDIT: Way too short AND small. Level cap at 30, and all the missions that give Bonus EXP, well they are worthless because when your exp bar goes around again, you just get skill points. You can get those as a Bonus from every new mission choice, along with gems or money. All still useful after level cap of 30, unlike any mission rewarding bonus exp. HUGE Development oversight, and that brings the game from 4* down to 2* for me.