Havoc Crew: Dungeon Heroes enters Android early access
Fortis Studio has officially kicked off an early access phase for its co-op action title Havoc Crew: Dungeon Heroes across select Android regions. The game is currently live on Google Play in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Poland, and the Philippines. The project centers around multiplayer PvE encounters, challenging teams to battle against waves of alien enemies.
In Havoc Crew: Dungeon Heroes, players are sent to isometric maps where they must destroy enemy bases, reclaim territories, and survive a constant onslaught of aliens. Each operation is time-limited, so sitting in cover and endlessly farming isn't an option — coordinated pushes and fast decision-making are essential. The gameplay loop clearly prioritizes teamwork over solo runs.
One of the project's key features is the hero system. Each character has their own fighting style, set of abilities, and unique weapons. Some prefer close-quarters combat, others work at range, and some focus on crowd control and team support. Heroes are divided into three elements, interacting with each other according to the "rock-paper-scissors" principle. Because of this mechanic, victory depends not only on equipment upgrades but also on balanced combination of characters in their party.
At the start, only one basic-level hero is available, but as you progress through missions, new stronger gear of varying rarity tiers is unlocked. These upgrades enhance characters' stats and allow them to tackle more challenging missions more effectively. Judging by initial feedback, the developers have placed a strong emphasis on long-term progression, roster growth and steadily strengthening team synergy over time.
In Havoc Crew: Dungeon Heroes, players are sent to isometric maps where they must destroy enemy bases, reclaim territories, and survive a constant onslaught of aliens. Each operation is time-limited, so sitting in cover and endlessly farming isn't an option — coordinated pushes and fast decision-making are essential. The gameplay loop clearly prioritizes teamwork over solo runs.
One of the project's key features is the hero system. Each character has their own fighting style, set of abilities, and unique weapons. Some prefer close-quarters combat, others work at range, and some focus on crowd control and team support. Heroes are divided into three elements, interacting with each other according to the "rock-paper-scissors" principle. Because of this mechanic, victory depends not only on equipment upgrades but also on balanced combination of characters in their party.
At the start, only one basic-level hero is available, but as you progress through missions, new stronger gear of varying rarity tiers is unlocked. These upgrades enhance characters' stats and allow them to tackle more challenging missions more effectively. Judging by initial feedback, the developers have placed a strong emphasis on long-term progression, roster growth and steadily strengthening team synergy over time.
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