
You and your friends were teenage sidekicks of the world's greatest heroes. But now, the heroes are missing. It's your turn to kick @#$ and save the world!
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Advertises itself as a complete story. Ends abruptly with no resolution to a singular plot-thread. Capstone with a literal "You Mad?" achievement. Astounding.
I want to like this game, I really do. It's well written, mixing humour and drama with classic superhero tropes. The characters are diverse and interesting, and the plot draws you in to a story that's actually quite interesting. BUT... sadly there's the rub; The story is incomplete. Not even close to complete, in fact, and what's contained in this game cuts off very abruptly just as it seemed it was really getting somewhere. Now, if the game had been advertised as 'Chapter One' or somesuch, that'd be fine, but it wasn't. All the marketing suggested this was a full story, so it feels very deceitful and unsavory. As a result, I cannot in good conscience recommend this game.
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The description is a lie. There is no other way to put it. You cannot save the world in this game, because it is not a complete story but rather the first part of one, and as of now no other parts have been released. False advertising should not be tolerated. On a side note, why does everyone suddenly want to kiss me after I dance with them, despite me not showing a single hint of romantic or sexual attraction to anyone for the entire adventure? The whole party sequence is like an ace torture chamber. You try to have fun with your friends and they all suddenly W A N T Y O U. The absurdity of the situation at least let me laugh about it a bit but it really was uncomfortable.
Not a complete story. The Climax gets introduced and then thats it. i thought i was buying a full game but ♥♥♥♥ me i guess.
Imagine my surprise when the game ended abruptly? The title definitely should have included ''part 1'' or something that would indicate that there's more to come... It's not the full game.
I really wanted to like this game. I had played the demo a while back and it was just so thrilling! I was looking forward to explore the world, to discover all the secrets that were presented and form bonds with the other heroes (and villains), but no. I had more fun playing the demo at the time. The second part of the story is a slog to go through, it lacks the novelty of the first few chapters. It is not a finished product, there is no conclusion, no story arc, just an abrupt cliffhanger that isn't appealing at all. I did not care about the characters at all. I really tried to like them, but they're too bland and a bit gimmicky; some are straight up unlikeable. There's this annoying thing I sometimes find in other books where two characters will offer me a choice, but whatever I pick (even the non choice), they'll get mad at me. I don't want to be punished for something that can't be solved or avoided in any way. I usually read the HG and CoG books at least a couple times, for this one, I just couldn't bring myself to open it again. I loved the super powers, their possibilities and descriptions are great. I was really curious about the whole mystery surrounding our character's and their mentor's pasts, but since the story isn't complete, I won't get my answers. They should have made it clear that this isn't a stand alone book, and they should have at least tried to give it a somewhat conclusive cliffhanger, not a freeze frame into an action scene. It's not a terribly bad book, I liked some of it, but buy it on sale because your disappointment isn't worth that price.
The story just stops and the game ends, wtf.
I have to say I was really nervous given the bad reviews, but I guess they made some changes on May 30th. This is the first text-based novel I've played/read, and I loved it. I absolutely cannot wait to play the sequel. I only hope that the games will connect so that my decisions from this carry on. Seriously, I really loved this. I highly recommend you try it out. $8 for 6-7 hours of gameplay was totally worth it to me. It says 9, but I left it up and was gone for 3 hours lol. Looking forward to the next entry!
Apparently this is a part 1, but it's not indicated anywhere.
It got an update give it a read
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