Heroes of History is InnoGames’ upcoming time-travel strategy game. Pre-registration now open

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  • Heroes of History is the latest title from InnoGames
  • Available on iOS and Android, where you can travel back in time with Albert Einstein
  • Recruit heroes from throughout history to take on the forces of evil.

InnoGames, creators of Forge of Empires and Rise of Cultures, have revealed their latest game: Heroes of History. This time travel strategy game will let you recruit various celebrated historical figures from around the world, traveling through time with German physicist Albert Einstein.

Like other historically inspired games, you’ll not only recruit celebrated figures from different times, but you’ll also experience an epic story and build settlements in different eras along the way. As InnoGames says, you’ll work with Einstein and his time-traveling forces to defeat evil and restore our broken timeline.

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Scheduled to launch on iOS and Android, pre-registration for Heroes of History is now open! Check it out and jump in when it launches later this year.

Rebuilding the Empire

While InnoGames’ Forge of Empires may or may not be fondly remembered by some, there’s no denying that this is a studio with pedigree. And Heroes of History certainly seems like a novel take on the idea of ​​recruiting historical figures to fight by your side.

While history buffs may dismiss the appearance of mythical figures like Hercules or Medusa, there are just as many oddballs, like Abraham Lincoln or a figure reminiscent of Marie Curie, that we think are worth giving a little attention to.

But if that’s not a concern for you, or you just want something to tide you over while you wait for Heroes of History to release, why not check out our massive list of the best mobile games of 2024 (so far)? It’s got all of our top picks from the past six months!

You can also mark your calendar for our second list of the most anticipated mobile games of the year, which features some of the biggest releases yet to hit mobile devices as we head into the second half of 2024.

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