Hero must die. again

[h1]介绍[/h1] 《英雄必须再死》，起初是PSV独占游戏，随着这次移植同时登录了PC和PS4，美中不足的是游戏只支持日文和英文（PSV版也没有汉化），所以对于国内玩家不是特别友好，但是通过我日语N1的听力（？）和看英文字幕可以确认《英雄必须再死》的英文翻译是要比不少AVG游戏的英翻好的。 [h1]只有5天[/h1] 玩家在游戏中扮演的是一名勇者，勇者为了夺回他的爱人和魔王战斗并同归于尽了。不过神给了勇者第二次机会，勇者有5天的时间可以干自己的事，无论是去游览自己拯救的世界还是寻找自己的爱人。不过随着时间的经过勇者也会越来越弱，因此玩家需要好好的规划自己的5天时间。 除了这个5天的设定以外本游戏是一个较为常规的JRPG游戏，较为不同的是游戏将由弱到强改成了由强到弱。 此外游戏的人设也比较不错。 [h1]移植[/h1] 作为一款移植游戏，有些问题处理的并不是很好。以目前电脑的性能运行该游戏需要开启垂直同步，不开垂直同步后几百甚至上千的帧数会导致用左摇杆选取目标变得异常困难。此外根据剧情间隙的黑框可以确认游戏是将一定的材质直接进行拉伸而不是有对应的美术素材。 [h1]总结[/h1] 游戏的设定还是较为新颖的，推荐JRPG玩家游玩，只要你有日语或者英语能力就可以愉快游玩本游戏。 [code]双语评测，认准我们： [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35263058-Bilingual-Curator/]双语评测[/url] Make Chinese and English speaker feel at home： [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35263058-Bilingual-Curator/]Bilingual Curator[/url][/code]

Not done yet but really enjoying this. You're the hero and you have five days to live. Unfortunately, despite defeating the bad guy, the kingdom is a mess, split by conflict over resources, racism, and distrust between the monarchy and the church. In the time you have left you can't solve all the problems, but you can help put people on the right track. You'll play through your five days repeatedly until you decide you're done or get the true ending. Each run takes around two hours. By time gameplay is at most half relatively simple JRPG battles, with the other half being thinking about what you want to do next to effectively manage your time, or exploring for key items, or talking to people. On repeat cycles it doesn't get too repetitive, as you can skip cinematics, and even if you have to redo quests sometimes they're not very long. The way the different quests interact, and the planning you have to do to handle them efficiently, and the way deeper levels of secrets unfold is great. Would be happy to recommend this to people, and while it's been a few years and I'm not sure it's done so well, I'd love to see more Shoji Masuda games in English. Linda Cubed was great and deserves a wider audience.

It's a interesting concept. Wouldn't recommend it at full price, the story is a bit barebones for what it is. But it's a good timesink if you like the premise. There is one giant quality of life tip i can give you if you decide to go for the true end. [spoiler] Make sure to save the demon king or the orphan quest until you need a earth orb. My save bugged out and it would just not spawn in any other way and i eventually gave up and downloaded someone elses save file. Most of my hours playing this game was trying to grind for that orb. [/spoiler]

I walked into this game with very few expectations aside from finding the premise of a hero growing weaker over time very interesting. I was super pleasantly surprised by what I got, this is a game where you start off not knowing what to do but each run is very quick and you want to see the setting become a better place while learning more about how the game itself works and how to better optimize your time, encouraging many different kinds of runs and seeing what different approaches will get you. By the end of it you really feel like you've optimized the game and your final playthroughs will be very different from your first, in a way that really works well with the game's themes and messaging. Really recommend this one, was pleasantly surprised by how well the game mechanics helped tell the story and got me more and more invested in playing.

Got this game in a bundle, and in the beginning I thought it was a low effort game; but after playing few times, I can say that it is an interesting indie game. The concept is that you area dead but you come back for 5 days; and during these 5 days you get weaker and weaker and have to complete 2 quests for each of the "companions" you encounter. This means you have to play the game 5 days period over and over until you get to the right conditions to complete the game. It is not straightforward for sure, but the story at the end explains why and it actually make sense. The story is actually cliche but the real story is quite deeper and more involved than just kill the demon king or stuff like that. When you reach the "true ending" it is quite enjoyable, and I would suggest to try out yourself to find the right way to get there, before use a guide. The game itself is really barebone; turn based combat with few spells and weapons; and as time goes by you forget your spells so need to rely on your allies more and more. graphics are like a PS one game or a Vita game; which is not bad, and sound is quite nice but repetitive. I recommend this game but only if you are into brief turn based light novels RPGs, as beside the novelty there is nothing really to grant more time playing, unless you want to see the real ending. 6 out of 10 for me

[h2]Good, but it gets repetitive really fast[/h2] The premise of this game is quite original: you are the strongest hero in the land, and you have already won. However, you also died in the final battle, and now you have only five days to settle the issues that have arisen in the postgame. And you'd better be quick about it, because as time passes you keep getting weaker! So far so good. The issue is, this game hides a lot of information to the player. Every heroine, there are [spoiler]six[/spoiler] of them, has two quests to complete before you can access the true ending. You can see which quests you have completed in the gallery (which also spoils stuff. Seriously, what were the Devs thinking?). However, if you don't complete their second quest in the next playthrough, then you'll lose all your progress on that heroine, and you will have to do everything again! Vivi's quests are the worst ones, since she sells items that are needed for other quests, and she keeps moving around. To save you a lot of headaches, just [spoiler]move from one location to another until you meet her three times. She'll then ask to join you, and that will be the end or her first quest. For the second quest, you'll first need to [strike]beat the crap out of[/strike] mug her while she's in a dungeon. She's always near the left entrance of a dungeon, so keep exiting and entering until she shows up while you are still powerful. Once she joins you again, she'll give you the second part of her second quest, which fortunately is much less RNG dependant.[/spoiler] Mercifully, all other quests are much simpler. Hint: bring [spoiler] Yona [/spoiler] with you as much as possible to [spoiler]level her up ASAP[/spoiler], but not when [spoiler]you need to meet Veranabelle. It won't end well[/spoiler]. All things considered, I would still recommend this game. Just be aware that, to finish it in a reasonable time, a walkthrough is basically mandatory.

Pour le jeu "Héro must die. Again ", je dois avouer que pour moi ce jeu est une petite surprise, donc je suis passée à côté lors de sa sortie, il ne suit pas les codes du RPG classique. C'est plutôt un anti-RPG, le héro que vous incarnez est au niveau max et surpuissant dès le début du jeu. Cependant, à chaque jour qui passera, le héros s'affaiblira. Il faudra trouver des compagnons puissants pour vous aider à accomplir vos dernières quêtes dans un délai de 5 jours. Pour l'histoire du jeu, à cause d'événements qui sont arrivés lors de son combat final contre le roi du mal, il perdit la vie, mais on lui accorde 5 jours supplémentaires pour mettre de l’ordre dans ses affaires et le guider vers les meilleures funérailles possibles. Le seul souci que j'ai trouvé à ce jeu, c'est juste qu'il est en anglais. Pas de " patch de traduction fr dommage". Après, il y a des objets de téléportation pour aller de ville en ville pour vous aider à ne pas perdre trop de temps pour aller d'un lieu à l'autre ou pour quitter un donjon. Certains compagnons que vous rencontrerez auront aussi ce talent. C'est tout ce que j'avais à dire sur ce jeu qui m'a plu et j'espère qu'il trouvera son public pour les futures générations à venir.

First impression comments: 1. Progression system I love how the core system of the game flips the progression system of generic RPGs on its head. Your hero starts the game on max level, stats, equipment, and spells, but over the course of the 5 in-game days, the Hero gets more and more tired as he gets closer to re-death. After every few hours, your body becomes more worn out, and you start to lose access to high level equipments and spells and need to start downgrading your equipments that are too heavy. In this sense, your MC starts the game strong, but becomes weaker overtime. So you need to start recruiting other party members to mitigate that MC power loss. 2. Quests TBA This game has better mechanics than Astral Party, which automatically means it's a good game. 👍

i love the concept and the art is great the one thing i dont like is the random crashes i get other then that i love this game the game play loop is awesome

[table] [tr] [th]Category[/th] [th]Score[/th] [/tr] [tr] [td] Overall Rating[/td] [td]★★★☆☆[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] Story[/td] [td]★★☆☆☆[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] Gameplay[/td] [td]★★★☆☆[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] Graphics[/td] [td]★★★☆☆[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] Sound Design[/td] [td]★★★★☆[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] Replay Value[/td] [td]★★★★★[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] Difficulty[/td] [td]★★★☆☆[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] Bug free?[/td] [td]★★★★☆[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] PC Requirements[/td] [td]★☆☆☆☆[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] Game Length[/td] [td]▰▰▱▱▱▱▱▱▱▱ [/td] [/tr] [/table] The Game lives off of Character tropes. it fullfills those quite okay though, the concept of the time loop is very endearing spinning the generic world on its head quite a bit. it forces you to replay the game to change the world one piece at a time. I had more fun that I'd have expected, even if it's more of a guilty pleasure and overlooking some generic writing. [hr][/hr]