The walking RPG · iPhone

Luck of Heroes

Every walk leads to adventure.

Your real-world walks become a fantasy RPG. Fight monsters, open chests, collect legendary gear and follow a story across nine zones, one step at a time.

  • Free to download
  • Nine zones
  • 3D battles

How it plays

A boss, Bristleback the Boar King, shouting a taunt at the hero on the walking map

Walk

Go for a walk. The monsters come to you.

Head out for a real walk and your hero walks with you. Monsters wander onto the map around you and the fights play out in 3D as you go. Every zone ends with a boss, and the bosses talk back.

The hero surrounded by treasure chests on the walking map

Loot

Chests along the way.

Chests and satchels turn up along your route. Walk up to them, open them and see what luck hands you: gear, runes, gold and the flowers that brew your potions.

The hero in a full set of heavy armour with a legendary sword and shield

Gear

Common to Legendary, head to toe.

Ten slots, from helm to boots, main hand to off hand. Collect a full set for its bonus, see every piece on your hero and keep chasing a better roll.

The Foundry, reforging a stat on a bronze helm

The Foundry

Reforge, smelt, brew.

Reforge the stat you don't like, smelt what you've outgrown, and brew healing flasks and potions from the flowers you pick up on your walks.

The zone list, the Meadow open with its monsters and its boss, the Forest and the Caverns below

Story

A story across nine zones.

From the Meadow to the dark places beyond it, each zone has its own monsters, its own boss and its own chapter of the story, told by the people you meet on the road.

The hero creator, choosing the hero's hair

Your hero

Make the hero your own.

Shape the face, choose the hair and the beard, then earn outfits to wear over the gear you fight in.

Your next walk is an adventure.

Free to download on iPhone, with optional in-app purchases.

Keep your eyes up

Luck of Heroes is played while you walk. Watch where you're going, mind traffic and the ground ahead, and stop somewhere safe before you look at your phone.