Please understand that I am not saying that you didn't buy the game, but I doubt that anyone will simply give you a download link because they have no way of knowing whether you actually paid for the game or not. That said, I'd recommend contacting the developers, if you did buy the game, they should be able to provide you with a new link or reconnect you to your original one.

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Thanks! That link was exactly what I needed.
Also, yeah, A Hero's Call's unlock system works through entering a username and password, so giving out the link doesn't make it easier to crack or anything.

Hi,
There are of course ways to crack it just having a copy of the game and not a registration key which is why I expect they didn't just put a download link on their site, however I have no need of them since I bought the game. I also don't know of anyone who has actually got them working, but I can think of a way it could be done.

Oh no I hate when some one is talkingabout cracking games if these games arent abandoned.
I know from my experience, that a heroes call is the best turn based rpg in this poor audiogames market. I see how many work are made by outofsight games to make this game as amazing as it is, so please stop speaking here about fucking cracks, because joseph from outofsight games is logged in this forum as well. Do not forget about this.
I am sure that it isnt so nice to him reading these kind of messages or posts so please stop this inmediatelly and go purchasing this game.

From what I've heard about happenings at Out of Sight Games, I'm not holding my breath for any updates, but I agree, updates and or new games from them would be great.

Propably aheroes call v 1.3 should be soon. I have noticed that from their twitter but somethink is not ready yet

@mojsior, even though none of us likes discussing cracks on this forum (I hope), we must always acknowledge the fact that it is possible. When it comes to computers, and software in particular, nothing is impossible with the right tools, skills and mindset. That same concept could, really, be applied to anything technological.

Not to mention that it's not safe, key generators, patchers (programs that apply cracks to programs), and cracked programs, are the most common ways that viruses are deployed these days.

@16, and the major reason? Its because when people (particularly blind people, who, no offense intended to anyone on here, are primarily known for cracking software) find these, they just use the cracks and never consider the possible consequences. Oh, I know, sited people crack software too, no doubt about it. But from what I've seen, blind people tend to do that kind of thing a lot more than any sited person would, either because they feel entitled to that game, even though they really aren't, they feel the game should be free because it doesn't meet their over-ultra-high standards, or because they can't buy it in their country. (I've always found the reason that you're in another country so you cant buy it and therefore must crack it a bit shady, but nevertheless I'll always acknowledge that in any part of the world there's always something you can't do, somewhere, sometime.) I hope I've offended no one by what I've written in this post (some of it is technically firewood waiting for the spark to fall).

@19, I know.

What happened with Out of Sight's primary developer is just one more reason why I don't buy into things like kick starter campaigns or preorders. While I might miss out on some bonus items offered to campaign contributors, I don't lose any money over broken promises either. And I've seen too many promises go off the tracks and never find their way back on them again, so I prefer to hold on to my money until there is a real product, ready to be delivered.

Oh I'm not saying they're not difficult to code. It's just disappointing that the main dev decided to leave before they were completed, as this was something promised to the consumers.