Community College Hero: Knowledge is Power

(I am copying my review to the first one since I played the second game right after the first and have similar opinions of them) I enjoyed it, only things I dislike about it is that 1. this makes it seem like you can have superpowers, you cannot, you are in fact the only person at the school without powers. Not that that's bad, just different than what I had anticipated. Secondly, I have noticed that many of the games the author/dev makes are set up for a sequel, not that that's bad, I get it's easier to make a sequel than something new. But I personally find that this means each game does not feel like a proper game. The endings do not feel like proper endings, (they obviously are not since there is a sequel, but still). Best way I can describe it is that the first game ends before you complete your final exams, you do not finish going to school before the ending. It feels more like a 10 hour game that was chopped up into 3 bits. Don't get me wrong, every bit of it is very enjoyable on it's own, it's simply that I miss a proper ending. A proper send off, and having to wait for sequels (the zombie exodus games the dev made handled endings better IMO) is just frustrating. All in all, I still very much enjoyed the game, and recommend it.

It took me 6 hours to finish and I give it a 6/10. It was ok because the cast of characters was interesting, I like superhero settings and I enjoyed the minor rpg progression of improving my stats. The level of improvement seemed fairly minor but there are choices that look like they relate directly to your stats. I'm going to play the 3rd installment if it's on sale and I happen to see it. If that doesn't happen I'm not really going to miss it. The reason is it wasn't very fun or satisfying. First, the goal I chose for my character development early on kept getting kicked out of reach and I never attained it. It wasn't integral to the story though. I succeeded in being a hero but not in any way I planned and only through constant setbacks, loss and hardship. You really start the game as a bottom feeder and you are pitted against seemingly impossible odds. Somehow you muddle through but even by the end your progress brings you nowhere near the level of your enemies. You look back on what you achieved and you definitely played your part but can you actually take credit for what happened? Not if you're being honest. The story made me feel like a pawn and sometimes there are powerful pieces backing you so you're given opportunities to do specific things but at the end of the game you're still a pawn. It's not really what I was expecting from a superhero game. Still in the end I got things done and had interesting friends so I don't hate it.

Wow. I just finished the game and I can't believe how good it is. When I played the prequel, I was already hooked to the game and honestly, I thought that this game will not be as good as its prequel but man was I wrong. The events that happens in this game are intense and it feels like you see what your character is seeing even though all you see is text. For a text based game, this one is unlike the other text-based games that are predictable. I definitely recommend this game especially if you have played the prequel. It's not expensive but it delivers more content that an expensive game. If you haven't got it yet, what are you waiting for? Go and experience Community College Hero: Knowledge is Power. My rating is: 9.7/10 because this game is specktacular.

It's a solid game that deserves more play through. A lot of investment. In terms of 'difficulty' it feels A LOT easier than the previous games. but I am still frustrated by lack of feedback on some aspects. I also want more opportunities to use stat checks. though I understand why they are not there. Overall, still a HUGE fan of this series and would love to see it keep going. Hopefully a little bit less wait time between games.

One of my favourite IF series. Loved every page!