Disposable Heroes

I was really looking forward to playing this with my friend locally, but could not even get past the main menu because the controls were so broken. Based on the reviews, it doesn't look like anyone else has had this issue, but basically it went like this: "Game only works with keyboard or wireless xbox 360 controller" Me: Huh, what a weird specification. Well, I'll try it with my two corded ones anyway. *Friend and I start, my controller is player one. Game loads, I pick one of two control options, game proceeds to main menu. I no longer have control, but my friend is able to navigate the menu, only going up and down. Mashes all buttons, nothing gets selected. *Quit game and try again, same thing. *Quit game, unplug both controllers, and try with keyboard. Pick one of two control options...which the up/down being inverted for some fubar reason. Get to main menu, spacebar works as "enter" (what the actual f**k?), get into options on accident and with the press of one key somehow tu...

Don't let the art style discourage you, Disposable Heroes is an excellent and fun co-op game. This is also one of the most content-rich games I've seen on Early Acces. There are a shitload amount of levels, minigames and weapons/special powers. Some of the weapons that can be found in the game are extremely fun to play with, such as the pew pew weapon and the holy cross. However it's still rough on the edges, there are some bugs and balancing issues (note this is still Early Access and it will probably fixed in the nearby future). Because of the balancing issues, the game is a lot harder when you are playing it alone.

I was hoping for a game like The Binding of Isaac, but I was really disappointed. Incredible difficult, no rewarding moments spoil the fun. Things that are really bad are, that you autocomplete the levels, even if there is still gold or weapons. Then your hitpoints count for shit, as almost all enemies hit you so fast that you insta die. Not to mention that your most effective weapon - the blue bubbles - damage you as well.

[b]~ Enter the game and can't use keyboard on the menu; ~ Choose to use the control and it stops working for no reason; ~ Enter the stage and dies immediately; ~ Enters the stage and get it cleared immediately; ~ An unicorn appears from nowhere and kills everything; ~ Press ESC to go back and it pauses the game instead, on every screen; ~ Don't understand a sh!t about what is happening and uninstall the game.[/b] By the way, I found another game inside the game folder, called The Youthdrainers. It's a +18 horror game on Steam. Not sure why it comes together with this game, but it's totally playable, and better than Disposable Heroes itself.

I can't recomend this due to the controlls feeling rather clunky and unresposive and with there being far higher quality games for free on newgrounds. I played on my own so it might be more fun with 2 players.

I seldom write reviews of games but I felt I needed to for this one. I love indie games, Early access never discourages me, but this game is nearly unplayable to me. The options are useless, the controls are terrible and unresponsive, combat is boring, room transition doesn't make any sense, the narration is VERY loud and obnoxious with no option to lower its volume. It could be because my rig isn't that great, but the main menu is leggy as hell, everything about this game screams VERY early access, i regret buying it even at 50% off, i hope they overhaul it entirely before it's release. Disappointed. TL:DR Dont buy unless you want a laggy, slow, lackluster game with awful controls.

Too many bad design decisions to get recommendation.... No access to the menus, clunky controls and overall lack of polish. Did not really enjoy this one.

[h2]Disposable Heroes[/h2] Has a total of [b]8[/b] trading cards.

I can't beat the second level.

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