Kemono Heroes
66%Game Brain Score
music, gameplay
graphics, story
100% User Score 17 reviews
Platforms
About
Kemono Heroes combines elements of run and gun, fast arcade action with dashes and slashes, with cool and fluffy characters. It can be experienced alone, choosing between 3 difficulties to enjoy a real challenge. Up to 4 friends can also join forces in cooperative mode, fighting and helping each other to overcome any obstacles in their way. After A Hole New World, an 8-bit like game, we thought w…











Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews
music5 positive mentions
story3 negative mentions
- Gorgeous pixel art and engaging music create a charming retro atmosphere that appeals to fans of classic games.
- Each character offers unique playstyles, enhancing replayability and keeping gameplay fresh and interesting.
- The game is fast-paced and fun, making it ideal for both solo play and local co-op with friends or family.
- The game may be too easy for solo players, lacking sufficient challenge to keep experienced gamers engaged.
- It is relatively short, with some players feeling it ends before they are ready for it to be over.
- Certain characters are noticeably easier to play than others, which can create an imbalance in gameplay experience.
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is generally well-received, described as engaging and fun, enhancing the overall experience. While some players noted that the sound effects are typical of arcade games, the music complements the retro pixel art style and contributes positively to the game's atmosphere.
“The music was engaging and fun to listen to.”
“Great music in the game, makes the game even more fun.”
“The music and pixel art are impressive, blending seamlessly with the overall game atmosphere.”
“The sound is limited to the usual sound effects of hits, explosions, and coin collecting, typical of arcade games. There is some music, but I turned it down for streaming and didn't really notice it.”
“The music is forgettable and doesn't add much to the overall experience of the game.”
“The soundtrack feels repetitive and lacks variety, making it easy to tune out while playing.”