Free to playBit Heroes Quest Catch bosses, raid with friends
Loot pixel dungeons, build a team out of the monsters you capture, and test it in turn-based battles, raids and the PvP arena.
Is Bit Heroes Quest worth it?
Bit Heroes Quest is worth it if…
- you want a loot game that runs on auto while you half pay attention
- you like the look and sound of the 8- and 16-bit RPG classics
- you enjoy a long, steady grind more than a fast finish
- you want a guild to run raids and chat with
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Loot, craft, repeat
Dungeons here are randomly generated, so every run deals you a fresh hand of rooms and drops. You collect and craft thousands of mix-and-match pieces of gear: upgrade the good ones, recycle the rest, and slowly stitch together a hero that looks exactly how you want. It is a proper loot grind, and the game knows it. Runs play out on auto, so you can half pay attention and press rerun now and then while the pixels pile up. Drop rates for the rarest things are low, which is the whole point of the chase: the reward is the set you finally finish.
Catch them all, boss included
Every monster you beat is a potential teammate. Win a fight and there is a small chance you get the option to persuade or bribe it into joining your side, from common critters to powerful bosses. Captured creatures fight beside you in turn-based combat, and hundreds of them can be captured and evolved. Your pets get in on the charm too: equipment slots exist for a floating pizza and a tiny unicorn, among others. Building the team is the real game: deciding which familiar earns a slot, and which one waits in the wings.
Better with a guild
This is an MMO at heart, and the social side is where it lives. Join a guild and you can team up for ultra-difficult dungeons that no lone hero clears, level the guild up to unlock a shop with powerful bonuses, and swap strategies in World and Guild Chat. Weekly events and raids give everyone something to show up for, and the PvP arena settles who the mightiest hero is; the leading global player even gets a statue in the main town. The community has a reputation for being welcoming, so asking a question in chat is a good first move.
