Heroes Rise: The Hero Project

I felt like I was on a roller coaster when playing this but in a good way. It had alot more to offer than the first game and it certainly showed that the author worked so hard to provide an engaging story with multiple layers of plot. The main character gets to interact with alot more people and we get to see how our choices shaped the hero we became. Its amazing, I cannot recommend this enough!

This is a review for the Heroes Rise trilogy as a whole, rather than as individual games. Overall: 10/10 Pros: - Amazing story and world. The writing level of these games is equivalent to most professional novelists, while still being variable enough that your choices as a player still matter in the world at large. - Your character is varied enough in their powerset that you can play the game multiple times, without it getting stale. - This series has some of the best characters that I've read in a long time. Cons: - While not a con for myself, the game is clearly entirely text based. As such, it is not universally appealing. However, the level of writing this series has is well worth it, if you are a reader.

Heroes Rise: The Hero Project é a continuação direta de Heroes Rise: The Prodigy e é basicamente um grande BBB envolvendo heróis e com impactos reais e diretos em escopo nacional. Gostei bastante do jogo e como ele se desenvolve, sendo, inclusive, melhor que o primeiro, na minha opinião. NOTA: 8,5/10,0

After having 'played' through the Heroes Rise series several times over, I can only describe it, and this installment, as painfully mediocre. Sergi's writing might be adequate for a high-school audience, but if you've matured past that stage it leaves much to be desired.

One of, if not the best, Choice if Games games, Heroes Rise: The Hero Project is hands-down great. It ties together great storytelling, meaningful player chioce, immersive writing, and a believable world in a way few other games or books do. I don't want to speak of the plot or characters, because you should go into this with a totally clear mind. Needless to say though, if you enjoyed the previous game, Heroes Rise: The Prodigy, you'll love this one even more. Even if you didn't, give this one a try anyway, because it improves on that game by leaps and bounds.