- April 8, 2016
- Choice of Games
- 2h median play time
The Hero Project: Redemption Season
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About
"The Hero Project: Redemption Season" is a superhero-themed simulation game where players manage a team of heroes, each with unique abilities and personalities. The objective is to complete missions, improve team dynamics, and make tough decisions that will affect the team's success. Experience a thrilling narrative with multiple endings based on your choices and strategies.

- The game introduces a new player character with unique struggles and allows for character customization, enhancing player engagement.
- The writing is engaging and tackles complex social issues, providing a fresh perspective on the superhero genre.
- The game maintains the humor and charm of the original trilogy while exploring deeper themes of identity and representation.
- The game is criticized for being overly preachy and focused on political themes, which detracts from the overall enjoyment of the story.
- Many players feel that choices are limited and that the game forces a specific narrative direction, reducing player agency.
- The pacing is uneven, with some players finding the story slow and the ending abrupt, leaving many plot points unresolved.
story
232 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "The Hero Project: Redemption Season" has received mixed reviews, with some praising its imaginative world and character depth, while others criticize its heavy-handed political themes that overshadow the narrative. Many players found the plot engaging but felt it often strayed into social commentary, detracting from the superhero experience and leading to a sense of incompleteness, especially with its cliffhanger ending. Overall, while the story has potential and interesting characters, it struggles to balance its political messages with the core superhero narrative, leaving some players feeling disconnected from the experience.
“It still keeps the wonderful golden age tone, sliding between silly, sweet, and serious as the story demands, giving it a very human feel.”
“The story is engaging, and I certainly enjoyed it, even if it wasn’t what I was expecting.”
“Zachary Sergi is a brilliant writer and there is clearly a lot of planning, thought, effort, and time put into something like this and he always makes everything fit perfectly together into one multiple choice story.”
“This game could have been awesome but was too stuck on identity politics and representation and activism over story and character and roleplaying.”
“However, I gave up on this one halfway through because too much of the content seems like it would be more at home in a blog about gender identity and social issues to the extent that it completely overshadows the plot and prevents you from feeling in control of your character.”
“The story is not even finished, ending with a cliffhanger.”