Deadbeat Heroes
- October 10, 2017
- Deadbeat Productions
Deadbeat Heroes might sometimes be unintuitive, but emphasizing player experience, challenge, and aesthetics isn't a bad approach.
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Get on Xbox Games StoreIn Deadbeat Heroes, play as the new generation of heroes with a prototype super gauntlet that can borrow powers. Dodge, steal abilities, and joke around in this 3D brawler set in London, across 35 levels. Take on the challenge alone or with a friend in local campaign co-op, and interact with Twitch streaming features.
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Critic Reviews
Deadbeat Heroes review
Deadbeat Heroes might sometimes be unintuitive, but emphasizing player experience, challenge, and aesthetics isn't a bad approach.
70%Deadbeat Heroes Review
Deadbeat Heroes is a solid brawler with good humour and a well-directed art style. While the execution of some of the combat elements interrupt the flow of said combat it is still a fun game to play. With a small degree of tweaking to the combat mechanics, this title could go from being an average brawler to an amazing one. The developers are supporting the game and recently released a patch in direct response to player feedback, so my fingers are crossed that they will continue to support the game and make Deadbeat Heroes a title worth remembering.
65%Deadbeat Heroes Review
There's always fun in bopping crooks and knocking their soon-to-be-lifeless bodies every which way, and Deadbeat Heroes is a fine example as to why the concept is so appealing. The isometric perspective and emphasis on combos presents a unique vision. There's also a wide variety of baddies to keep encounters interesting. Local co-operative play is also available, so get a friend for additional fun. However, there will be moments where not everything clicks into place. They are not nearly enough to undermine the game, but they could create a tinge of uncertainty. Still, it's a title worth looking into, especially for fans of the atypical.
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