Heroes Rise: The Prodigy

Do you have what it takes to become an A-list celebrity hero?

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Heroes Rise: The Prodigy

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By: Choice of Games LLC

Users: 28,397

Rating: 4.25

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Version: 1.5.12 (Last updated: 2024-09-09)

Creation date: 2012-07-13

Price: 4.99

Email: su*****@choiceofgames.com

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#167 in Game role playing (Paid) ▲ #7 in prodigy keyword 50 ▲

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Do you have what it takes to become a legendary Powered hero?

In "Heroes Rise," Powered heroes have become the ultimate celebrities, and you dream of joining the A-List–but to get there, you'll first have to take down evil Powered gangs, compete with deadly rivals, choose a worthy sidekick, team up with famous champions, and prove to all of Millennia City that you're a true hero.

"Heroes Rise: The Prodigy" is an interactive novel where you control the main character. In each chapter, your choices determine how the story proceeds.

Will you play as male or female? Gay or straight? Crusade for justice, or gun for money? Will you work as a team with the world-famous Millennial Group, or will you steal their spotlight?

How high will your hero rise?

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Pros

Engaging and immersive story with good worldbuilding
Interesting characters that players care about
Replay value due to multiple storylines and sequels

Cons

Limited choice impact with many choices feeling cosmetic
Poor handling of romantic subplots and forced romance
Characters' personalities and actions feel predetermined

Most mentioned

Choices do not significantly affect the outcome
Inconsistent writing quality and messiness
Frustration with forced narratives and romance

User reviews

The story is great but in the end the game is definitely set to try and force you to be a certain type of hero especially if your trying to max out the legend score. Also the romance is cringe. Either you romance her or she basically hates you for not letting her seduce you. And what's up with the fact that at the end when you call someone for back up I chose the millennium group since I had an 88% with them and they hung up and docked my relationship score with them by almost 20%.

chris crawford, 2024-09-25

Choices don't really matter, you're practically forced into a romance, when you're choices do matter there's a 50% chance in nonsensical way. Ex. (Spoiler warning) I played the game choosing justice options to be a very sincere and just hero.... as a result, I couldn't save the civilian in a ultimatum. I was FORCED to save a hero instead of a reporter who should be the just one to save since it's a civilian. I'm more than a little peeved there as messed with my oc who wanted to protect people.

Seth Ledford, 2024-08-20

The story was interesting enough and I enjoyed many of the characters. That said, I would happily punch my character in the face. The way he'd gush over every hero that would appear on screen made me cringe so hard. Plus the fact that any time he entered a fight he always seemed to humiliate himself, no matter what I tried. It felt like I had no control on my character's personality or actions and it is very frustrating.