Разработчик: Crazyant
Описание
«Я - герой» — это пиксельный Beat 'em up, рассказывающий историю о «герое» со славным, но загадочным прошлым. Тот ли он герой, каким себя считает, или у его легенды есть и другая сторона?
«Я - герой» — это дань почтения старым играм, взятая прямиком из детских воспоминаний и приправленная страстью к аркадным файтингам. Если ты ищешь современную интерпретацию старой классики, то вливайся, дабы узнать ответ на самый важный вопрос: «А ты - герой?»
ОСОБЕННОСТИ:
Локальный и онлайн кооператив
Реактивный геймплей и плавные сражения
Свободная система комбо : бей, пинай, швыряй, топчи, кидай своих врагов, создавая свой уникальный стиль боя
Критические удары : вовремя скоординировав свою атаку, ты сможешь нанести колосальный критический урон
РЕЖИМЫ ИГРЫ:
Одиночная кампания
Локальный кооператив
Онлайн кооператив в режиме выживания
Наслаждайся быстрым олдскульным экшеном, вдохновлённым классикой современной и старой школы. «Я - герой» подарит тебе ту самую дозу адреналина и ностальгии, которых тебе так не хватало.
Так чего ты ждёшь? Пора дать бой!
Поддерживаемые языки: english, simplified chinese, traditional chinese, russian
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Microsoft® Windows® XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10
- Процессор: Intel Core 2 Duo 2GHz+ or better
- Оперативная память: 2 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Intel® HD Graphics or better
- DirectX: версии 9.0c
- Место на диске: 500 MB
Mac
- ОС: OS 10.6+
- Процессор: 2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or better
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Место на диске: 500 MB
Linux
- ОС: Ubuntu 12.04 or later
- Процессор: Intel Core™ Duo or faster
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
Отзывы пользователей
Nope... The controls aren't responsive, the combos don't feel good to hit, the enemies AI is dumb and the graphics are just lazy instead of a decent pixel art. There are much better 8 and 16 bit style beat 'em up platformers out there.
A nice diversion. It's easy to pick up, but feels absolutely a nightmare to master, but in a good way.
I want to revisit this game (it's quite old by now?), and while people say controls don't work, they do, at least on my end.
I enjoyed playing through it, but I haven't gotten near good enough for the harder difficulties yet. Definitely worth picking up though.
i HIGHLY RECOMMEND. If you like Super Smash Bros. you will love this game. is to learn hard to master. A lot of enemies on screen, they don't hold your hand to slow burn you. you are in the fire quick. I like the controls, quick and easy. you can change the controls any way you want turn it into Tekken or Dead or Alive controls. Cool art style.
fun game with nice graphics 10/10
I was somewhat enjoying this game as a side-scrolling beat'em up, but as I got further in, the flaws eventually caught up to it. To begin with, the game is fairly good - the simple combo system allows you to do fairly long juggle chains (almost infinite if timed correctly). The graphics are nice, and the tilted 2.5D design and art style is pretty cool.
The problem lies in the overall UX design being poor. There's no way to change your alt character once you've made the choice in the campaign, so you can't experiment and change your mind. Can't seem to do chapter select, so you gotta play through it from the start.
What got me completely off the game was the level 5-2 with the 3 knife throwing enemies that release the frogs. It's absolutely ridiculous how many exploding frogs they release - and while you can double-jump and air dash to avoid them, the 3 enemies just dash to the other side, throw some knives and again begin releasing frogs. My alt character is the rapper, and he does have a really slow move that can hit the frogs from range, but you get knifed in the face fairly quickly, followed by an endless stun lock with frog stream. Just very poorly thought out - fairly unplayable single player.
Amazing art, amazing game, and amazing soundtrack!
Even though the game doesnt directly show it, the story of the game is quite nostalgic and many of us could relate. Its all about a young kid playing with his figurines imagining crazy stories, like the one in the game. Very well thought!!
At the time of the review, I already finished it on PS Vita a few times and outside steam a dozen of times, bought because i simply love it.
A very great game that I would recommend except for a few gameplay elements that sour the experience.
First, the game has okay controls for a beat 'em up. The graphics and music serve the game well. Enemy and level design carry a lot of character and polish. The game has a solid foundation upon which a legendary beat 'em up could exist.
Unfortunately, there's a number of design decisions that, when combined, make for questionable gameplay. First, the player can only move left and right along a single fixed plane instead of also being able to move up and down such as in games like Castle Crashers and Final Fight. This isn't a big deal on its own, but it does pose a problem when there's a large number of enemies, slow-moving or static hazards, and projectiles on the screen. Gameplay devolves into a whole lot of jumping and not a whole lot of fighting when this occurs. This is just not fun. I didn't want bad 2D platformer gameplay.
This becomes a bigger problem in the later levels as it seems this game's idea of a challenge is just filling the screen with enemies. Even dodging isn't an option as you get hit as soon as your invincibilty frames end as there is almost certainly something occupying the same space as your character (enemy, projectile, bomb, etc.).
These situations feel like they arise a bit too often, and that's likely due to how little damage your character does. I'm sure this is meant to enable some high-hit combos, but it instead sets the stage for some very stale gameplay as there are only so many ways to launch an enemy into the air, jump up to them, combo, and repeat. This effectively becomes the strongest tool in your arsenal as few enemies are capable of hitting you out of the air.
This means gameplay devolves into finding a safe place to stand long enough to launch as many enemies as you can into the air and juggle them there for as long as possible. And this isn't necessarily a bad thing as it's a valid tactic in a lot of beat 'em ups, but here the game just doesn't allow for much variety within or outside of this technique. WIth it, you launch, combo, launch, combo, etc. for as long as you can, and you're really only mixing up the kicks and punches. Big whoop. Without it, your best hope is timing a punch when the opponent attacks to get an instant and powerful counterattack called a 'critical'. This move is where the character feels the strongest, but again, gameplay devolves when many characters get on the screen as there's seemingly no clean way to counter so much or easily get back into position without playing the jumping platformer games I mentioned earlier.
Here's a list of other random annoyances:
Buttons in the hero guide show keys even if you use controls. Some buttons are correct if you remapped, some aren't. The instant-death elevator stage.
Enemies taking cover outside of the screen.
Undocumented cooldowns on EX moves (can't seem to do the same back-to-back even if you have meter?)
Your character can get hit on the ground, but can't get up to avoid it unless you have meter.
Long unnecessary EX moves that continue to wiff their overly long and unnecesssary animation whose hitbox can't seem to miss or juggle the enemy away more than half the time.
The boss on 6-3 is nothing but a horribly unfun fight. Can anything he does be critical countered? Who knows? It seems you just have to use an ungodly amount of cheese to nickel-and-dime his health down.
Save your money. This game has a solid premise that is ruined by some really bad game design decisions. The few hours you spend with it will be bittersweet at best.
Hell yeah.
Pros:
+ Good performance/options
+ Quick Save/checkpoints are accounted for (take notes Fight N Rage)
+ Great Pixel Art
+ Neat camera perspective
+ Kicking OST
+ Lots of personality (and even some genuine heart towards the end)
+ Expressive, cathartic combat
+ Really cool skills
+ Lots of genuine unlocks
+ Good asking price for the content available
Neutral:
_ A few obvious mistranslations
_ Some bosses are way better than others
_ Lacks a level select, but has a New Game Plus
Cons:
- Tying meter management for dodging, super attacks, and super mode is more restrictive that it needs to be
- Needs better audiovisual cues for the counterhit mechanic, as well as enemy/boss super armor
- Upgrades to health and super meter would be nice
- Passing stage 4-5 seems random
It's got issues, but a lot of heart and soul as well. Give it a whirl if you enjoy 2D beat em ups. Even with its' flaws, there is a lot to like about I Am The Hero.
I don't know if I should recomend this game. on one hand it was one of the most fun experiences I've ever had in a long time.
but on the other hand, none of my controllers work for it anymore and I don't want to play on a keyboard.
I can't recomend if you don't like keyboard controls
but if you can get your controller to work then give this a healthy spin
How should I describe this game? Amazing!
First, I extremely attracted by the style of art of the game.
I really love the pixel style. The number of pixels to form an character in this game is ... suitable. It won't make me fell it is too large or small. Just perfect for me.
The background is quite special. It is tilted. I can clearly feel that I am moving. I have never seen this before. However, I won't feel dizzy while I'm playing this game.
How should I talk about the combo? It won't too limited. You can explore your own combo or simply follow the instruction. I like it very much.
There is still some funny stuff. The name of the shop on the street. The attack of enemies. The dialog.There are many interesting things in this game.
So, what is my rating? 8.5/10.
highly recommend.
Not a bad game. But it gets very boring. No real variation between levels and fighting. It completely lacks story and characterization.
Takes about 2 hours to complete.
Bought for two bucks, can't say I disliked it. But I can't recommend it when there's much better uses of time.
Matt McMuscle and Woolie Madden from sent me here. LOL
Pros:
- Solid Beat'Em Up Gameplay mechanics
- Fantastic Pixel Art Animation
- A Neat Cast of Unique Characters
- Local and Online Co-op
- Game is always being updated (as of June 30th 2 new modes have been released)
- Nostalgia
Cons:
- Short (but so are all Beat'Em Ups)
It's Great to see Chinese Developers make great games. "Dong Dong Never Dies", "ICEY" and now "I Am The Hero"
Good Job Guys.
Pretty cool beat em up sidescroller that convinced me immediately by its lovely pixel art and the typical beat m up fight mechanic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jx3fpyTAymo&t=423s
Actually very rare in the genre. It's smooth, it has a well-designed combot mechanic. So nothing to complain about. And the overall review rating is very positive.
On the not so bright side, music is generic and a bit boring and it seems to be a bit short. I will update on this point when I finished the game. I mostly need longer to finish a game than the average Steam gamer. Don't know why. ;D
Totally recommend for the sale price of 2.99 EUR. Maybe even full price. But I have to test more.
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* Well-Crafted Crazy Combo Streetfighter Beat-em Up *
I bought this game during the Steam Sale after a friend of mine demo'd it. I was always kind of interested in it and would highly recommend purchasing at full price unless your funds are extremely limited.
The game is cute, well animated, with a lot of thought put into the combo system. In short, this is the game River City Underground wants to be (as it sure as heck does't seem to want to be River City Ransom). Button mashing won't avail you here; you need to time your moves and execute your combos precisely if you want to really string them together, but even a raw noob like myself can still eek together a 100-hit combo.
This is a game where with practice and finese you can really make some impressive looking fighting sequences. The enemies become playable and it shows in their design as they all have enough moves on their own to be viable, and they are a great assistance since they're your only equivalent to a second life -- having separate power meters and life guages. They can be tagged in easily, and while nowhere near as versatile or as overall powerful as The Hero they are still quite usable and in some instances are extremely helpful.
Lots of very fine pixel animation, a pounding soundtrack, a good sense of humour and excellent pacing. This arcade game-play at its finest, discarding the bad and keeping the good.
The only criticisms I have at this moment is that you can't out-right skip the cutscenes -- not that they're BAD but after a point you just want to keep the beat-down flowing.
Reminded me of the old Double Dragon arcade game ..but with faster moves , better combos , and some awesome characters . I really enjoyed the pixel art style beat 'em up gameplay. Once you pick up the timing and mechanics of the combos .. you start getting through the enemies a lot smoother. The Online Co-op survival mode was really fun to play... although i didnt see anyone else ever playing ... and no one ever joined my hosted server. Still was fun alone :) . I like the drops after the boss waves ... that was a plus . And then i actually played using one of the bosses ..good stuff! Great soundtrack ... I really enjoyed the opening theme music. Great Game Team!
This game is pretty damn cool. It is a great example of how you can take an old genre like the side scrolling beat-em-up and really enhance it without feeling stale or losing what made those games great 25 years ago.
It adds combos, juggles, launches, air juggles, EX moves, and other words that are reminiscent of fighting games, but all done in a way that even an uncoordinated fool (like me) can pull them off with regularity so you feel powerful and cool.
It also has swaths of style in the presentation and bits of humor with all the enemies and some attacks. I haven't finished it yet, obviously, but there are plenty of playable characters and EX moves to unlock.
I was loving this game, I was so in love with it right away that I wanted to do a review immediately. The graphics are cute, the jokes are funny, the gameplay is pretty solid and flashy for a beat 'em up. That's when I hit 4-2. 4-2 is a super long elevator ride with a bottomlest pit that restarts you all the way at the top and enemies that love to kick you long distances. Then it suddenly all broke down;
1/ The enemies tend to stunlock you, I noticed this earlier but dismissed it because I could fight back. The way you usually get out of it is the Phantom Dodge, a recovery dash, out of the ground. I say usually because the move has a pretty big range and will almost always dash you off the WAY TOO SHORT elevator platform which means you're left victim to being hit and kicked off the platform anyway, yeah you can be hit on the ground, no invincibility frames.
2/ That's not too bad though, if you get lucky you can spam your Forward+Light move and doing so will simply push the enemies off the platform, however, if you're not fast enough, a rather large mob can gather and most enemies have the ability to kick you around so you'll fall right quick too. They also all have quite a bit of health which works normally to pull of nice combos but you don't want to do that because:
3/ A lot of your offensive techniques move you around the screen a whole lot and if you cut a combo short you'll be stuck, inresponsive for about a half second, enough to.. you guessed it, get kicked off the elevator and start all over. So either you fuck yourself or you get fucked as it turns out. This is especially bad with later mobs, the first few waves are fine, simple enemies you can kick off pretty easily. It's when the large boxers with super armour and multiple assassins and hooded guys who can just kick you off the platform if they so choose that there's a problem.
I can't recommend this game, the music is amazing, the art and gameplay are really good, but that elevator ride is egregious enough that it easily ruined the whole experience for me and at this point I haven't finished it, nor do I plan to. I get that it's meant to be arcadey and all but that's just bad game design, either put checkpoints on it or make it reduce your health but not kill you. Otherwise it's unbeatable unless you're absolutely perfect AND get good AI RNG.
great snazzy little game, but if the lift level doesn't get you pi$$ed off you must have achieved nirvana or something. Its been a long time since i wanna to take my controller and put it through the screen. it gets me angry, but that good sort of angry. gorgeous pixelart and yes great controls, its the type you can get better at the more you play. love it.
Pros.
+Great art and animation
+First character's move set is very responsive
+Great music that fits
+Easy and fun to pick up
+Hilariously long juggles you can pull off
Cons.
-The english translation, while hilarious, is almost impossible to understand in some scenes.
-Other characters lack a tutorial and feel useless (some only have 2-3 moves) Even if you go to the character help menu, it just shows you the move set for the first character.
-I advanced to an area where I was stun-locked infinitely (by rappers throwing the words "pump it up" at me... Literraly) until my character died and then I was forced to use one of the useless characters.
-Lots of items in the pause menu are pointless (you click on the "Characters" tab and it just tells you that you can unlock them and shows literally nothing else)
I had fun with this game, but I can't justify paying money for something that's this incomplete.
This game is simply one of the most satisfying beat-em-ups I've ever played. Lots of moves, awesome pixel-animations, and incredbily satisfying combos and sound effects. The big combos require some time and effort to get used to, though. Once you get past the learning curve, you'll find yourself doing crazy combos right and left. There's three difficulty settings, each one unlocked after completing the one before it. Beating the game on each difficulty actually reveals different endings. Just good luck with beating critical mode. It's not really fun or fair. Also, the unlockable characters are a little underwhelming. Only a handful of them are actually somewhat useful in combat.
In summary, I can say that this game is a solid beat-em-up experience. I'm kind of itching for more bosses and levels in the future. The one thing that bothers me about the game though, is its story.
- SPOILERS -
Beating the game on critical mode was not only a painful experience, but a bittersweet victory as well. I got the achievements and unlocked some new characters, but the ending you get for beating critical mode felt like a giant middle finger. I don't know what to believe, was the adventure real? Was it all a kid's imagination? Does the adventure actually mean nothing and was the main character dead from the start? I love the game's style and such, and I still find it very fun to play, it's just that these questions and that ending really do bother me. Just a personal thing I wanted to mention.
A solid but flawed beat-em-up that came out of nowhere. Great pixel art, fun combat, and a good overall presentation make it worth the asking price. However, the game will be polarizing for many. If you enjoy beat-em-ups that are more grounded and less combo-heavy, this isn't the game for you. If you like fast-paced action games with a combo system that allows the player to make their own identity in combat, you'll love this game despite its flaws. There are a large amount of unlockables and online co-op for the Workshop (think Bloody Palace), along with three difficulties for the single player campaign. For $10 you'll get about 3-4 hours out of the first mode of the campaign, and many more if you choose to unlock everything and go for records on the Workshop mode.
Sadly, the game isn't without its flaws. The movement controls are mapped to the left analog stick by default, but this can be easily fixed via the Steam beta client. Even with the movement changed to the d-pad, the game seems to have difficulty reading certain inputs, which can lead to disaster if you're trying to get a super move out in a pinch. Bosses are a mixed bag with invincible supers (although the player has these as well) and seemingly random rules for when they stagger and when they have super armor. This makes the ground combat borderline useless on them without taking a risk, and charge attacks or supers are the only semi-guaranteed way to start a combo. They will also tech out of juggles at random instead of at set times, which can be frustrating if you stagger them with a super and don't get to capitalize on it for full damage. The defensive options are lacking; you have a tech roll that spends your super meter, a dash with a significant cooldown, a hyper armor mode that also increases the character's speed, and a pursuit move in the air that doubles as an airdash. None of these defensive options seem to help much against the bosses or large crowds of enemies; if you dash through one enemy and whiff your dash attack, the long recovery will put you in trouble. Punishing a boss after dodging their super feels off since there's no guarantee you can get any significant damage off it. When the bosses don't stagger for long periods of time or basic enemies combo you, it often feels like the game is missing a few mechanics. The offensive options are solid, but the defensive options feel half-baked. In general, the boss battles feel slow-paced and a bit too random given how controlled everything else is. The critical mechanic is supposed to serve as your main crowd control tool, but due to the vague timing to execute it, it feels more like a random bonus. If the enemies had an indication/tell for the timing, it would be a much more viable tool for the second half's large crowds and difficult to stagger bosses. While this is nothing that couldn't get fixed in a patch, the game starts to feel a bit unfair and random towards the end of the second half.
The difficulty curve is high and it definitely rewards execution, but the aforementioned issues can sometimes make it feel like taking damage isn't entirely your fault. For the asking price there's a lot of content to go through, but seeing as the game is quite difficult on the first difficulty, factoring the other two modes into the overall replay value may not go well for anyone but the most experienced beat-em-up fans. The developers are open to feedback, so hopefully these issues will be ironed out in due time. These games don't come out often, so definitely support it if you can. The passion in this game is obvious in every aspect, from the art style to the animation and gameplay, but the flaws may turn some people away.
I finished the campaign in about three hours with some deaths and running through a few levels extra times for Youtube footage. The campaign is long for the genre, but the solid combat keeps it fresh. It can easily be finished in one sitting, but playing through it in chunks might be better due to what the game asks of the player. I will update this review if the boss mechanics and control issues are fixed.
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Crazyant |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 31.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 70% положительных (98) |