No Heroes Here

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No Heroes Here is a single player and multiplayer casual simulation game with a historical theme. It was developed by Mad Mimic and was released on October 2, 2017. It received positive reviews from players.

No Heroes Here is a 2-4 multiplayer cooperative frenetic Castle Defense game where you and your friends must defend castles against hordes of enemies. Craft, craft more, craft some more, load your cannon and FIRE! In this frantic game for the survival of the kingdom of Noobland, players need to cooperate and coordinate at all times in order to achieve their goal!

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Audience ScoreBased on 234 reviews

gameplay26 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game offers a fun and chaotic co-op experience, especially when played with friends, reminiscent of Overcooked.
Gameplay is engaging and requires teamwork, making it a great choice for local multiplayer sessions.
The art style and humor add to the overall enjoyment, making it a light-hearted and entertaining game.

The game is difficult to enjoy with only 2 players, as it becomes too intense and chaotic, often requiring more players for a balanced experience.
There are significant issues with online connectivity and server availability, making it hard to find others to play with.
Controls can be finicky, and the game lacks depth, leading to repetitive gameplay that may become tedious over time.

gameplay
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The gameplay is highly praised for its cooperative elements, simple yet engaging mechanics, and rewarding challenges that foster teamwork among players. While many enjoy the fun and fluid experience reminiscent of games like Overcooked, some reviewers note that the gameplay can become repetitive and that certain mechanics may not be immediately clear, requiring experimentation. Overall, it is considered an excellent choice for casual play with friends, especially in a party setting.
- “Challenging yet somewhat rewarding gameplay that will bring you and your friends together.”
- “Amazing game with superb gameplay, perfect for playing with friends at a get-together party.”
- “Its mechanics are easy to learn but difficult to master, and the 8-bit graphics and music complete the frenetic tower-defense experience.”
- “The gameplay is extremely repetitive.”
- “Game mechanics are trivial, and change only once per couple of hours; in between, it's just pushing the right buttons for a few minutes.”
- “The gameplay is getting repetitive very fast.”
story
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The game's story is minimal and often feels secondary to the gameplay, with many players noting that it could be improved. While the missions are numerous and provide a challenging experience, they tend to be repetitive, with similar tasks repeated across different levels. Some players appreciate the streamlined level selection but wish for the option to skip lengthy introductory story segments.
- “Nice story, gameplay is well thought and challenging.”
- “A small story that mostly stays out of your way (this could be improved), and a very streamlined level selection experience that lets you get into games quickly.”
- “I played 4 missions and they are the same.”
- “The only thing I wish is to be able to skip the start story because it was too long.”
graphics
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are generally praised for their cute 8-bit art style, which adds charm to the overall experience. However, some users note that the visuals can feel repetitive, and while they appreciate the artwork, they feel it doesn't compensate for the game's other shortcomings. Overall, the graphics are seen as a highlight, particularly for those who enjoy retro aesthetics.
- “Great art style, although a little repetitive, but for the price you can't hold it against them.”
- “I love the soundtrack and the art style!”
- “While it's a fairly simple game, both graphically and in terms of gameplay, No Heroes Here offers a great party experience.”
- “Its mechanics are easy to learn/difficult to master, and the 8-bit graphics and music complete the frenetic tower-defense experience.”
- “The Mac version of this game is buggy and doesn't run; it has cute graphics and a fun concept, but the game isn't enjoyable solo or with only 2 people.”
music
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The music in the game has received high praise, with users rating it 9/10 for its engaging soundtrack that complements the art style and gameplay. The 8-bit music enhances the frenetic tower-defense experience, making it an integral part of the overall atmosphere.
- “I love the soundtrack and the art style!”
- “Music: 9/10!”
- “Music set to max at initial launch of the game?”
- “Acceptable background music.”
- “Its mechanics are easy to learn/difficult to master, and the 8-bit graphics and music complete the frenetic tower-defense experience.”
humor
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The game is praised for its childish yet hilarious humor, making it particularly enjoyable when played with friends. Many users find the comedic elements reminiscent of Monty Python, contributing to a fun and entertaining experience, although some feel fatigued when playing solo. Overall, the humor is a standout feature that enhances the gameplay.
- “I like the childish yet hilarious humor of the game.”
- “Playing with friends is hilarious and super fun.”
- “A fusion of Overcooked, Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime, with castles and humor from Monty Python!”
stability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability is a significant issue, particularly on the Mac version, which is reported to be buggy and often fails to run. While the graphics and concept are appealing, the online multiplayer experience is also plagued by bugs, detracting from overall enjoyment, especially in solo or small group play.
- “The Mac version of this game is buggy and doesn't run; it has cute graphics and a fun concept, but the game isn't enjoyable solo or with only two people.”
- “I imagine it would be fun with multiplayer, but the online mode is a little buggy.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players appreciate that the permanent traps (cannons) in the game eliminate the tedious min-maxing grind often found in similar titles like Dungeon Defenders and OMD: Unchained, making gameplay more streamlined and enjoyable.