Compared to the first 3 games in the series, this game is a broken mess that was poorly ported and left to die. Find a psp and play the first 3 games instead.
No Heroes Allowed: No Puzzles Either!2013
No Heroes Allowed: No Puzzles Either!
2013 Sony Computer Entertainment66Worthwhile
Playtime
ModerateTypically 15 hours
Playable on
- Steam DeckPlayable
- Steam MachineVerified
Available on
- $9.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- December 12, 2013
- Developer
- ACQUIRE Corp.
- Publisher
- Sony Computer Entertainment
Overview
HEROES… WELCOME TO YOUR DOOM As the all-powerful God of Destruction, you must quickly move falling tiles to match three or more identical icons – which will then summon a pack of deadly monsters hungry for juicy hero flesh.
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Reception
Players54
Mediocre- Steam54from 13 reviews
It was pretty fun even tho it was a puzzle game, it still doesnt have survival mode added but its a pretty relaxing game to idle and play a bit, at first i thought it would be like holy invasion of privacy tho, hope they bring that one to steam as well.
Besides the bugs, the publisher did a piss poor port on the Android then thought it would be great to just port that same port to Steam. Well sad to say, but this will never be as good as the PS Vita version thanks to the programmer using Unity as a quick & dirty means to get it out the door (I question their knowledge of Unity as well). The publisher...
Ah man a classic. Played the game back on my PSVita as a newcomer (This Was My 1st Game) to the badman/No heroes allowed series. I do enjoy the classic puzzle features with the sliding mechanic. But i am a bit upset that the PSVita Version was fully (and properly) translated while the steam/mobile version is not. Only The Essential text/dialog is translated...
Extremely poorly ported. The PSVita release was fully translated and ran very well for a microtransaction-laden touch game. This version, however, only translates menus and essential dialogue, the controls are extremely unresponsive to the point of being unplayable at later difficulties, and all references to touch controls remain. Avoid this version...