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Gathered here are reviews and articles about Herobits found out there on the web. If you know of any not posted here, please feel free to contact us.

Reviews

Geekspective.com – “Herobits More Than Just a Bit of Fun – The first thing that struck me about Herobits was its simplicity and ease of access. The man playing against me only had to give a brief run-down of the basic rules, and I was quickly into the game with few questions to be answered… All in all, the game is a very fun and fast-paced alternative to more complicated money-sinks like Magic the Gathering and Yugioh. With such simple rules, the game is an excellent choice for children… – Final Verdict – 8.5/10” by Dylan Pulley – Geekspective.com

BoardGameGeek – “Demo’ed at Gencon – If I was still into CCGs, this would make me wag with joy. It had a very simple rule set which was a pleasant surprise. However, despite the simple rules, the taking damage mechanic added a lot to it and made for some interesting strategy. I really did fall in love with this game, so did my friend, who picked up all three starters.” – User Rating – 10/10” by maskedllama – BoardGameGeek.com

Articles

ICv2.com – “Sci-Fi Themed Armored Hero Adventure – Players can sit down, learn the rules, and be playing Herobits within ten minutes… The game is set on a future devastated Earth where giant mechanical monsters (reapers) toil tirelessly to feed the “machine,” while in Arcadia, one the few remaining human enclaves, young Arcadians train as Herobits to wield powerful armor and weaponry to prepare to combat the “machine” and reclaim the planet.” – ICv2.com

TCGPlayer.com – “Herobits Collectible Card Game – This fast paced game of strategy is centered on a devastated future Earth where great wastelands have formed, and mutated and misshapen creatures roam the barren plains… Cards are printed to collectible card grade standards using an extremely high-grade paper.” – TCGPlayer.com

Scalliwag Toys – “Herobits Collectible Card Game Just In – The game has a strong eco-subtext but the underlying message never upstages the actual game play, which is all about dominating your opponent! New characters (villains, I believe) are in the works right now and their decks will be released shortly. The company has plans to release new decks on a quarterly schedule… Did I mention that it’s a Canadian company? Woot!” – by Scalliwag

Miscellaneous

TwitPic – “Herobits Card Game – Great group of guys from Toronto.” – by frostkat