Overhit Guide: Tips, Cheats and Strategies

Overhit is Nexon’s latest gacha RPG that features your standard turn-based autoplay battling, hero collection, and variety of modes across PvE and PvP.

In this guide, we’re going to give you a bunch of tips and tricks to help you get familiar with the experience in no time at all. Enjoy!

Overhit Tips and Tricks:

• Aim for three stars in every level: Getting three stars rewards you with D-Gems, which are essential if you plan on collecting more heroes using the gacha system. You can see the requirements for getting three stars before you head into the battle screen so set your strategy accordingly.
• Set the right formation: You can bring up to five heroes into battle with you and place them in a formation. The formation system features a back row, middle row, and front row, and heroes will gain a defensive bonus depending on the row they’re standing in. Backliners get the biggest defensive bonus while frontliners get no bonus. You can select up to three units in each position, depending on your preference. You might want to bring three tanks on the frontline and three healers on the backline – that’s an option.
• Always preset skills: While in battle, you can order your hero to use a skill whenever their next turn comes up. It’s always worth presetting a skill as they’re way more powerful than an ordinary attack. Make sure you adapt the skill to the situation though – you might want to heal instead of attack if you’re low on health, for example.
• Level up and equip your favourite heroes: If you get any heroes you’re not keen on from a gacha pull, you can use them to level up heroes you actually plan on using. We’d recommend doing that at every opportunity to keep your party of heroes well-equipped for the challenges ahead. Speaking of equipped, we also recommend equipping them with gear to grow their power further.
• Select a balanced party: We recommend bringing a balanced party to ensure their survival. We would recommend at least one tank in the frontline and a healer in the backline, though the rest is up to you. It also depends on the needs of the level so make sure to regularly adapt if you struggle.

Glen Fox

Head of Editorial

Glen has over a decade's worth of experience in gaming journalism, writing for Pocket Gamer, Pocket Tactics, Nintendo Life, and Gfinity. When he's not badgering everyone about the dangers of passive text, you can probably find him playing Wild Rift.