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About This Game It's America's #1 reality show for heroes! As a contestant on "The Hero Project," you'll battle villains and heroes alike with your newly discovered "Infini" powers. Will you vote to eliminate your rivals, or betray your alliance to curry favor with the celebrity judges? "Heroes Rise: The Hero Project" is the sequel to last year's hit "Heroes Rise: The Prodigy," the epic interactive novel by Zachary Sergi, where your choices determine how the story proceeds. The game is entirely text-based--without graphics or sound effects--and driven by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination. Play as male or female, gay or straight; you can even start a "showmance" with the other contestants. What will you sacrifice to become the nation's next top hero?How high will you rise? Over 175,000 words Continue the adventure from "Heroes Rise: The Prodigy" Become the nation's next top hero 7aa9394dea Title: Heroes Rise: The Hero ProjectGenre: Indie, RPGDeveloper:Choice of GamesPublisher:Choice of GamesRelease Date: 20 Sep, 2013 Download Heroes Rise: The Hero Project .rar This game is higly addictive and realy well written, it is a must play if you ever wondered what it would be like to be a superhero with limitless powers.. i have never felt so ♥♥♥♥ing amazed by a game that didnt inculde me chopping off someones torso.. Heroes Rise: The Hero Project is the second game after Heroes Rise: The Prodigy. It's so good that it loops around into being one of the worst games on Steam.Pros:+ You get to choose between 5 whole different personalities at the very beginning that you get to stick to for the whole game! Also if you decide to "choose" any option that isn't perfectly consistent with what your character said about themselves at the beginning of the game, you get punished. You will really get that magical feeling of exploring all 4 failure options and the 1 correct one in every playthrough.+ Any respectable game needs an entire recurring character dedicated to the "flamboyant gay" stereotype with no other personality traits whatsoever! Everyone knows if you prefer the same gender romantically, you are automatically fierce, sassy, and extremely emotional.+ Nothing says 'well-written' like a fake swear word that is used on average once every 3 pages. You will no doubt feel like this game was written by a mature adult when you are deeply immersed by the narration (and I quote): "Slugger. Slugger slugger slugger slugger."+ Just like last game, you are attracted to males, females, or both. Don't worry, you'll get plenty of unskippable romance scenes with each of your two one-dimensional love interests. No naughty asexuals allowed!Cons:- I don't like it. Can't imagine why.. Here are my thoughts and feelings about Heroes Rise: The Hero Project. (Spoilers ahoy)The GoodThe story is even better than the last one, with twists and turns that will keep you guessing on your first time playthrough. It has a feeling to it that really gets you tense and pumped up for what happens in the story.The characters have varying types of personalities and most have semi-realistic personalities.The BadEven though the story is better this time round it has even more problems than the last one. While the first one felt linear it wasn't glaringly obvious, unlike in this one. Never before have I felt that the choices I made had no impact to the game. Everything I did just felt like poking a wall, it changed nothing. No matter what you do you will ALWAYS get as far as the final eliminations and all that changes is how the ending starts off.Although I said most characters feel semi-realistic it is not the MAIN characters that feel that way, tis the side characters. Jenny has a "My way or the high way" attitude and she will force you to leave the competion just so she can do her investigation, even though she clearly states that you are also apart of it and can continue it without her. However you never can and don't even get the option to look into it YOURSELF!Black Magic has a complete personaltiy reversal! In the first game he/she is kind, caring and can be a bit forceful in her methods. But overall she/he is a good person. In this story she becomes narcisitic, confrontational, manipulative and even cruel. She/he goes out of her way to stay in the competition and will pit you against another potential love interest, even if you say that you aren't interested in her/him.Rexford is played like an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ like ALL the obvious bad guys are, its like the writer didn't even try to hide the fact he's the bad guy. His stat is useless and changes nothing so don't even try to pander to him.The UglyIn the last review I said that the choices were biast to one specific style of play, going for the "Correct" options. For example saving a reporter or your Sidekick, saving the reporter was seen as only wanting fame and saving your Sidekick was the "Hero" way. In this story its even worse, as the types of play actually have catergories now! Which makes them even more narrow minded than before! It makes it feel like you are meant to play the game ONE way and if you try to do it another way prepare for so many penalties you'll feal like Oliver Twist asking for more food. "CHOICES?! How dare you ask to be different and do things your way! GET BACK TO MY WAY OR GET OUT!". Why can't you get the teams to work together to get Culic or save the people in the Tunnel? Why is stoping Culic, a Leader of super-Terrorists, consider pandering to fame when stoping him there might stop the current attack AND save lives!? Why do you always get low scores when you actually perform the best you can actually do at a trial?! The max points you can get is 90 when doing a team training trial and even if you get perfect scores for each you will always be at the bottom! So you are forced into the situation of either leaving the finals or outing your friend to get further in the competition. Why can't I actually get past this with good points?! Even though I got my Gold key at the near the start I still come at the bottom, exactly the same outcome if you take the longer "Correct" way! What the hell is this?!There's also the fact that most of the statistics for stats and relationships don't matter for most of the characters it shows! Rebellion's stat does nothing, Rexford's Stat does nothing, and Grandma's stat does NOTHING! Why are they even there if it changes nothing story wise, gameplay wise, or even freaking conversation wise?! What's the point of the Control and Unleash guage when going either way does NOTHING! Being in complete control of your powers does nothing, so if you think it means that when you use you Infini powers it isn't as bad as if you didn't. You will ALWAYS fail at evacuating everyone at the Castle with infini powers.ConclusionsThis is meant to be a Text adventure GAME, but it really just feels like a story with slight variations in what happen. If you have played text games you should now that it has much more freedom in what you can do and actually feel like you choices matter. Here its just a story with fake options that do nearly nothing.Overall even though this game is better than the last it has even more problems that nearly negate every gain it has made. Even though I reccommend this game I still caution you on buying it. If you like it when most of the control you get does nothing and only want to see a story play out then by all means buy this. But if you want a Text adventure GAME than I'm afraid this isn't up to snuff yet.Personal score: 6/10. Personally I enjoyed the entire trilogy, and I do reccomend this to anyoone who enjoys being put in the center of a good story... But it was a bit linear with kind of a straight storyline. Not very many story twists or turns but it really left a big impression on me as a choose your own adventure style of game. Would buy again.. Surprisingly compelling and enjoyable for such a simplistic concept. There are a few minor gripes I have here or there regarding the outcome of the game, but all in all it was a fun story to play through and simple without losing the actual game aspect of an Interactive Fiction Game. Basically, if you enjoyed the Lone Wolf or Fighting Fantasy series despite the frequent nonsensical deaths rather than because of them, this is a game you'll like. Good value for the money.. Personally I enjoyed the entire trilogy, and I do reccomend this to anyoone who enjoys being put in the center of a good story... But it was a bit linear with kind of a straight storyline. Not very many story twists or turns but it really left a big impression on me as a choose your own adventure style of game. Would buy again.. Highly replayable, and the decisions are way harder to make based on the whole different environment you are in. I fully intend on playing it a second time to attempt to make even better decisions this time around. This game is fun, unique, and i can't wait for the next one.. Extremely lo-fi presentation masks (oho) a reasonably entertaining superhero-themed adventure. If you remember the old-school 1980s "Fighting Fantasy" books, which were Choose-Your-Own-Adventure-style tales with limited RPG attributes, this is essentially a digital recreation of one of those.It's not without its flaws - there's the occasional typo, the player's money never actually seems relevant, and some of the characters are wafer-thin, but the entire series is worth a couple bucks if you've got an open mind or a love of old-school text-based adventure gaming. I will give the game's creators a great deal of credit for their attention to gender and sexuality - it gets a little hamfisted at times, but allowing a player to set their gender and sexual preference seems like it should be a given in 2014.... YOU WANT ME TO PAY $0.99 IN A TEXT CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE?!?! NO!