Half Minute Hero: Super Mega Neo Climax Ultimate Boy review

Recommended

by Vitor Araujo

The Game is unfortunately really a 30 Second Game. Pro: Beautiful vintage shoe graphics but nice Combat System kept very simple-Relaxing music Counter:-there really only 30 Seconds are available-the Game stresses one rather than that it relaxes so I definitely advise you against a Purchase

You thought you knew the definition of the term RPG? You're mistaken! It's not investing in an adventure for a hundred hours, far away! Here you have to go as soon as possible, read as little as possible by locating the key information! I got it for free, I do not regret the time spent on it and I recommend it for your moments of relaxation break! ;)

Here's a nice satire of old-fashioned RPG:-combat & levelling up pushed to the extreme-FedEx quests a-> B-> a or other variants-full of Gen that join you in your quest-3 parts of the story of minigame type and above all...-save the world. It is a game that never takes itself seriously, and yet it is so much fun. We take the atmosphere a tad crazy, or we do not lend it, in the second case, we really miss something. Recommended for fans of retro-RPG, which the most boring shots have marked them.

I don't even have an hour of play on it, and I already feel like I've been around it. Extremely simplistic, each level repeats the same pattern despite some secondary goals. If you buy this game, be aware that there is almost nothing to do except to move on the map. The fights are solved automatically, the equipment is few and there is no depth in the game system which consists mainly in finding the order in which to fulfill the objectives between two micro-session of level up. Anyway, quick boring as far as I'm concerned.

Half-minute hero offers a friendly concept to save the world in less than 30 seconds. Original idea that prompted me to take the game. The artistic choice of graphics praise the old-school and will appeal to the nostalgic. The gameplay is intuitive and takes hold in a few minutes. The duration of my main quest of the hero revolves around 5-6h of play. However, something did not allow the game to be fully hung. Redundancy most certainly. The fact of having always the same scriptical structure to each mini-story that consists in interrupting an evil spell weary in the long term. We find ourselves doing the same mechanisms throughout the game. And the lack of depth of the hero and the background only underlines this sense of boredom. Despite its flaws, HFM is far from irrelevant and allows to make micro-sessions of play without a head.