Hero Generations

While I wanted to love this game so much, I can't. It's dull, repetitive, and you age so fast that exploration is a nightmare. As soon as I reach some nearby cool land I have to run back to find a partner again or it's Game Over. There are different "worlds" that you can travel to. Each is basically more of the same but with a theme. The way I wanted to play it was to have one land cleared of enemies, build lots of buildings to train powerful heroes and then go explore the rest of the world. Except I went to some land without towns, and died on my way back home so I couldn't mate. As a summary I'd say the same as everyone else does - it's not a fun game. If people lived longer then perhaps it would be fun... but as it is, you barely have time to go to the next world and come back. Even worse because "mating" at later stages of life gives you penalties so you're encouraged to end your turn around age 40...

Great game to play in the background while watching a film.

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yanii bayabi yol kat etmesi gerekirmiş sağlam bir tarz başka hiçbir oyunda yok ama oturmamış alıp 3-5 saat oynarsın okadar

HowLongToBeat.com says that Hero Generation is a game for just several hours of gameplay, from beginning to end. Having that in mind, I pretty much enjoyed the game first, especially its innovative and simple though captivating mechanics. I rushed forward from one game "world" to another (there is a total six of them), trying to reach the final boss and beat the game as fast as possible (I don't mean any "speedrun" here, just wanted to see the end titles in a reasonable amount of gameplay hours). And then came the disappointment. I killed the final boss within a lifetime of 15 "hero generations", in full accordance with the in-game quest requirements, but then the gameplay... just didn't stop. It went on and on, encouraging me to keep playing and breeding heroes "ad infinitum". "Hero Generations" turned out to be endless, and as such it granted me no feeling of satisfaction for reaching its final point. After reading some reviews, I realised that "Hero Genrations" is more of a management game, so instead of rushing forward crushing monsters, I should have built and combined numerous structures (for what purpose?) and repeating the same tasks over and over again. All this seemed totally justified when I was having in mind that it will take me just a couple of hours to finish the games, but stopped making any sense after I understood that the game is intended for much longer (ideally - endless) playing periods. "Maybe I did something wrong and had not finished the main quest", thought I, hitting the "New game" button time and another, but the result remained the same. Thus, "Hero Generations" is a POINTLESS game where one should spend many-many hours after completing the main quest... doing a lot of things for no particular reason. For me, it was a bummer: I like completing projects, even if the "project" is just beating an indie game in one evening, and I think that turning an innovative game into an endless process for no particular story-related reason is outrageous.

Fun little game, not something that will keep you entertained for weeks, but well worth the price

Cant recommend