The graphics are colourful, the weapons silly (70+ magitech weapons, as the developer’s materials say) and the variety of enemies is great (43 plus 3 bosses). Instead of an automatically scrolling map, you get rooms to travel and fight through and the enemies get harder and harder as you go. Technology has developed since then, but NoReload Heroes is basically the same game in different context. They were never very memorable and the next similar game made you forget about the previous one.
How much fun you have with this is entirely dependent on the people you play with.įor an old-time gamer like me, the game immediately took me back to 1980’s when various kinds of scroller games were popular: two ships, map scrolling and you and your friend keep shooting at enemies coming at you and picking up bonuses etc. When one of you dies, the others can resurrect you, but if all of you die at the same time, it is Game Over and time to start again from the beginning. There’s no background story of any importance you and your friends are simply dropped into a building where you have to fight your way through a maze of rooms, picking up better weapons, health packages or other kinds of bonuses along the way. That’s what the developers say in their marketing material and it holds true. Reviewed on PC Five Second Learning Curve
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