It is not all disastrous, and hope remains that the second and third episodes up the ante to smooth over the cracks of Issue 1. Tune in next time, folks, for the exhilarating review of Issue 2 - Patriot Frames to find out what happens!
Supreme League of Patriots2015
Supreme League of Patriots
2015 Phoenix Online Publishing60Worthwhile
Playtime
BriefTypically 2.5 hours
Playable on
Available on
- $5.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- January 29, 2015
- Developer
- -
- Publisher
- Phoenix Online Publishing
- Themes
- -
Overview
Don your cape and mask and join the Supreme League of Patriots in this hilarious and irreverent superhero comedy adventure! Poking fun at pop culture, politics, reality TV and more, join Kyle Keever in his politically incorrect quest to win a spot on the newest hit reality TV show, America's Got Superpowers. But when a freak accident turns Kyle's alter-ego, the Purple Patriot, into his main ego and triggers real superpowers at the cost of his sanity (and good taste), Kyle's got a new mission to become the hero New York deserves, and definitely not the one it wants. Navigating a twisted world of vigilantes and villains with his cheeky and sarcastic sidekick Mel, Kyle's got a lot to learn about the world of superheroes!
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Reception
Press56
Players59
MediocreMediocre- Metacritic56from 8 reviews
- OpenCritic56from 6 reviews
Despite its flaws, we still had fun with Supreme League of Patriots, but your enjoyment of the game will depend heavily on whether its sense of humour clicks for you or not. The trailer above does give a sense of the tone of the game, and if that doesn't instantly make you want more, then this game definitely isn't for you.
I loved playing through all three episodes of SLOP and the way I see it a game shouldn't be any less fun if the graphics or animations aren't exactly on point. If you're looking for a side game, or a couple cheap laughs at the expense of Melvin's remarks, I recommend this game. It's charming and it's got a lot of great things going for it.
Supreme League of Patriots' clumsy political humor overpowers its sometimes-clever superhero-themed adventuring.
I wanted to like Supreme League of Patriots in the worst way because of its point-and-click adventure genre, its voice acting, its promise of humor, and its intriguing story. But by the third episode, I couldn't be rid of it fast enough.