- September 19, 2019
- Hosted Games
Hero or Villain: Genesis
Platforms
About
"Hero or Villain: Genesis" is an open-world superhero RPG where players can create their own powerful character and choose their own path, becoming a hero or a villain. With a range of abilities and customization options, players will explore a detailed city and engage in missions that shape their character's story and morality. The game features a dynamic world where the actions of players can have far-reaching consequences.

- The game offers extensive customization options for characters and powers, allowing players to create unique superhero or villain personas.
- The story is engaging and features a variety of choices that can lead to different outcomes, providing some replayability.
- The author is actively updating the game and responding to player feedback, which shows a commitment to improving the experience.
- Many choices feel inconsequential, as the game often leads players down a predetermined path, undermining the sense of agency.
- The ending serves primarily as a setup for a sequel, leaving players feeling unsatisfied and questioning the relevance of their choices.
- Character development is often shallow, with many characters lacking depth and failing to create emotional connections with players.
story
26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a mixed bag, featuring an interesting premise that allows players to navigate the duality of superhero and civilian life, but it suffers from inconsistent character decisions and abrupt endings. While some players appreciate the depth of choices and character interactions, others criticize the narrative for being bogged down by office politics and a lack of meaningful consequences. Overall, the story is engaging but may leave players feeling unsatisfied due to its execution and abrupt conclusions.
“The story has you trying to juggle your hero life and your civilian life, and deciding what kind of hero do you want to be.”
“Many different power sets and with varying ranges on your abilities, with a number of story hurdles progressing differently based on your choices.”
“Great game, fun story and so many choices; you can be a hero, a villain, a vigilante, a merc, and so many powers to choose from. Can't wait to see more from the guy who made this.”
“🔲 this game has no story”
“So I found this story to be exceedingly annoying to play; it has the typical problem these games have where you will make decisions you think are consistent but leave your personality stats all over the place because the author has their own idea of what you should be choosing rather than being consistent.”
“And then it just ends abruptly, without even giving you a chance to finish any of your plot lines, leaving you with a general feeling of 'what the hell happened'.”