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The Hero Project: Redemption Season FULL

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America's #1 reality show for heroes is back for another season! Harness your superpowers to steal the spotlight, win votes, and save your sister!

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Title: The Hero Project: Redemption Season
Genre: Adventure, Indie, RPG
Developer:
Choice of Games
Publisher:
Choice of Games
Release Date: 8 Apr, 2016

English

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I'm a big fan of the previous Heroes Rise games, and I've reviewed all the previous ones positively, but I'm not sure I can do the same for this entry in the series. My biggest issue with this story is that it very much feels like you're only playing half of the game. It ends extremely abruptly and without much resolution. It is perhaps, the longest of the 4 games but that only serves to add to the annoyance when you come to the end and it feels so rushed and incomplete. Obviously we're aiming for another trilogy here. Also, this may be an unpopular opinion but I feel as though the constant focus on 'gender indentity' takes me out of the story somewhat. Words like 'ze' and 'hir' just served to become more annoying as the game went on. On the plus side, I very much enjoyed the 'power set' of this new hero, and whilst there are a few typos the game is fairly well written, but let's cut out all of the gender fluid/ gender neutral bs.. I didn't expect it to be on the level of the original Heroes Rise trilogy. Expecting any other superhero interactive fiction to live up to that would be crazy. And compared to that, I'm not afraid to admit this is more of a lighthearted romp. But heck, I still like it.. Yet another brilliant entry in the entire series. I seriously couldn't get enough of these. I was actually really thrilled to create a second character and run through a similar storyline.. This game should have been good, but it buries itself with it's author's hamfisted attempts to make social justice commentary. The issue isn't necessarily that this stuff is there, it's that you are forced to agree with the author's perspective on these issues, which is unsatisfying in a game supposed to be about choice. Check out his earlier work instead.. First of all let me say, that in general I really like the Choice of Game games. I really love interactive novels where the reader forwards the plot by conscious decisions. Also I really like the superhero genre. The preceding trilogy, Hero's Rise, was great. However THP:RS falls flat. Somehow heroic deeds of superheroes are only second to the social commentary. Social commentary per se are nothing bad. But here it feels artificial and academic. You are being told that people are oppressed several times, but this oppression rarely is ever shown. A dystopian scenario with real oppression like slavery, forced labor, ghettos would have been a wonderful basis for a "rise to greatness" superhero story, where the hero manages to actually change something. Instead the "oppression" is constantly talked about in sermon-like expositions and seems oddly out-of-character and out-of-place. Ironically for a game that for a good part deals with identification, it is rather hard to identify with the main character. The hero powers are a great idea per se, but the daily changes are so radical, it's as if the MC constantly changes with them. Also, in a game where you want to drive the plot with your decisions how the MC should act, it is very obvious that the MC is often "nudged" into the "right way". If you don't walk that path, it could lead to punishment and a dissatisfying resolution. All in all, I'm missing the superhero story here, with all the cheese and stereotypes from the superhero genre. Conluding: I really can't recommend this game, as my high hopes after the really good first trilogy were not met. A similar interactive novel from Choice of Games from the superhero genre which I do recommend is: Community College Hero: Trial by Fire.. I love the original trilogy that this game stems from and Redemption Season seems to tie everything from the previous books into an all new and amazing experience. I love how although it may focus on a warped fantasy version of societal problems, the book still shows that these problems exist. Not only in the book but in our world too.

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