- Publisher: Armor Games
- Release Date: May 10, 2011
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Aug 12, 2011For fans of the Angry Birds style of play, Siege Hero is worth the money as it is a very well made addition to the genre.
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Sep 2, 2011If you feel like you've thoroughly exhausted yourself with Angry Birds and its many seasonal sequels then the Siege Hero game may not be for you. If a new twist on what is already a classic game sounds up your alley then Siege Hero is definitely something worth looking into.
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Jun 1, 2011If you enjoy games like Angry Birds or Crush The Castle, but want something slightly different, Siege Hero is for you. The first person perspective is a neat change, and seeing how they differentiate themselves from the competition in future updates will be interesting to see.
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May 21, 2011Brilliantly paced and even more addictive than Angry Birds, Siege Hero is the rightful new owner of the physics puzzler crown.
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May 11, 2011Until Siege Hero finds a way to give it a real distinctiveness, there's not enough here to help it stand out in the crowd. That's too bad, too, because it really should.
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Jan 12, 2026It might not be particularly creative, but Siege Hero HD still manages to entertain with its simple gameplay and frequently clever and challenging puzzles.
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Aug 10, 2011Shows that more room still exists in the "knock stuff over" iPhone genre than we initially thought. We do miss the ability to figure out the perfect angle of attack as in Angry Birds, but nonetheless, Siege Hero features plenty of fun physics action.
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Jan 12, 2026There's enough variation on the genre to keep things interesting, and the execution in terms of graphics and level design is top-notch. The simplified aiming system could be helpful for younger gamers or those looking for less of a challenge.
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Aug 29, 2011It's almost too playable and satisfying for its own good, or in other words, not quite annoying enough to lure you back endlessly. Perhaps there really is only enough room for one game as annoying as Angry Birds.
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May 16, 2011It offers a fun twist on a well loved genre, and it's loaded with content. The game leans towards the strategy and puzzle categories, which might be a turn off for anyone seeking a more visceral experience, but players who don't have the patience or the skill required for aiming will love the easy access offered by Siege Hero.