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HEBEREKE Enjoy Edition

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71%Game Brain Score
music, story
100% User Score Based on 22 reviews

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HEBEREKE Enjoy Edition is a single player platformer game. It was developed by CITY CONNECTION and was released on March 27, 2024. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Where am I pyooooo??? HEBEREKE is back and so is his great and surreal adventure! A mysterious little creature Hebe fell into a mysterious world. Discover a brand new world, explore every corner, find the treasures with your new wonderful friends, and use their skills to find new places. The "Enjoy Edition" adds two new modes, useful features and challenging elements. You can rewind anytime b…

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100%
Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews
story3 negative mentions

  • The Enjoy Edition of Hebereke offers a charming and quirky experience with a unique visual style and a catchy soundtrack, making it a fun adventure platformer.
  • The game includes quality of life features such as rewind and save states, enhancing accessibility for modern players and making it easier to enjoy the classic gameplay.
  • The addition of a Speedrun Mode and the ability to compare the original Japanese version with the localized Ufouria version adds depth and replayability to the game.
  • Some quality of life features are not functioning correctly at launch, although patches are being released to address these issues.
  • The translation system is cumbersome, requiring players to access a separate menu for cutscene translations, which can disrupt the flow of the game.
  • There are graphical issues, such as screen tearing on higher refresh rate displays, which detracts from the overall experience.
  • music
    18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's music is widely praised for its catchy and iconic tracks, particularly highlighting the unique NES Sunsoft bass that contributes to its quirky and fun atmosphere. However, some players experienced issues with music speed due to differences in PAL and NTSC versions, leading to confusion about the original soundtrack's tempo. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a standout feature, enhancing the game's distinctive visual style and silliness.

    • “The game has incredibly unique silliness, visual style, and a catchy soundtrack.”
    • “It’s quirky, fun, and the soundtrack is genuinely great.”
    • “Every music track is iconic, thanks to the NES Sunsoft bass.”
    • “Because I played that (Wii VC) version, whoever did the programming of that release didn't make the adjustment to slow down the music (PAL releases had 50Hz and NTSC releases were 60Hz, so playing a PAL game on an NTSC console back then would make the music speed up). Because of that, when I played this new release, I thought something was wrong with the music.”
    • “I was so used to hearing the sped-up version of this soundtrack that I never knew about the original way it was meant to be.”
    • “I know this sounds odd and I know it will be very unlikely, but it would be very nice to have Ufouria on this release as well with the option of either the original music or the PAL on NTSC music on this release.”
  • story
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story of "Hebereke" (or "Ufouria: The Saga") is notable for its unique approach to translation, offering a separate menu that provides translations of cutscenes alongside comparison shots of the original and localized versions. This feature enhances the experience by highlighting the significant differences in plot and visual design between the two versions, appealing to both nostalgic fans and new players.

    • “It is a bit unusual that the way the game treats translation of the original story is by not editing the original game, but rather by providing you with a special separate menu that provides a translation of the cutscene you’ve just seen in Japanese. As an added bonus, it also provides comparison shots with the Ufouria version, where things were very altered.”
    • “It is a bit unusual that the way the game treats translation of the original story is by not editing the original game, but rather by providing you with a special separate menu that provides a translation of the cutscene you’ve just seen in Japanese. At least as an added bonus, it also provides comparison shots with the Ufouria version, where things were very altered.”
    • “The extra features really add to the experience, especially seeing the differences in the story between the original and the localized version.”
    • “I know some people have nostalgic feelings for Hebereke, also known as Ufouria: The Saga in the European and Australasian release of the game that changed the plot and some visual designs.”
  • graphics
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics are hindered by noticeable issues at the edges of the screen, primarily due to the limitations of the NES's drawing capabilities.

    • “There are some graphical issues you'll notice at the edge of the screen, caused by the way things are drawn on the NES.”
    • “There are some graphical issues you'll notice at the edge of the screen, caused by the way things are drawn on the NES.”
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HEBEREKE Enjoy Edition is a platformer game.

HEBEREKE Enjoy Edition is available on Nintendo Switch, PC, Steam Deck and Windows.

HEBEREKE Enjoy Edition was released on March 27, 2024.

HEBEREKE Enjoy Edition was developed by CITY CONNECTION.

HEBEREKE Enjoy Edition has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players disliked this game for its music.

HEBEREKE Enjoy Edition is a single player game.

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