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About This Game Vertical Drop Heroes is a procedural platformer RPG hybrid with roguelike elements, where your hero adventures through randomly generated stages. Armed with a variety of skills and traits, you must use your cunning and reflexes to survive the dangers of each stage, until you face the final boss and uncover the truth behind the game! FEATURES- Randomly generated stages, enemies and bosses, resulting in a very replayable game - Artwork, coding and animation done by one person (me) in that unique Nerdook style - Split screen, local co-op, as well as local network coop! - Destructible terrain and multiple uses for each skill gives you plenty of options to approach the different situations generated - Tons of skills, abilities, traits and powers that you can unlock in the game, creating a different hero each time - Unique combat system where proper planning is more important than quick reflexes - Persistent upgrades allow you to carry forward progress between games, with a choice between increasingly expensive persistent upgrades or generally cheaper temporary upgrades - Every enemy and boss has been designed to provide challenge and varietyBACKGROUNDThis is a HD remake of GIGANTIC proportions for Vertical Drop Heroes, the original webgame with over 2 million plays... from Nerdook, a one-man developer with a portfolio of games that has accumulated more than 50 million plays worldwide! Bigger and better in every way, Vertical Drop Heroes HD revamps the entire game into an epic, randomly generated platformer RPG! 1075eedd30 Title: Vertical Drop Heroes HDGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:Nerdook ProductionsPublisher:DigeratiRelease Date: 25 Jul, 2014 Vertical Drop Heroes HD Offline Activation Keygen vertical drop heroes hd coop. vertical drop heroes full screen. vertical drop heroes y8. vertical drop heroes hd gameplay. vertical drop heroes hd. vertical drop heroes hd steam. vertical drop heroes final boss. vertical drop heroes hacked arcade games. vertical drop heroes hd download. vertical drop heroes hd online multiplayer. vertical drop heroes ps4. vertical drop heroes finesse. vertical drop heroes unblocked. vertical drop heroes switch review. vertical drop heroes hd guide. vertical drop heroes tips. vertical drop heroes hd review. vertical drop heroes hd vita. vertical drop heroes hd switch review. vertical drop heroes switch review. vertical drop heroes hd ps4. vertical drop heroes ninja kiwi. vertical drop heroes oyna. vertical drop heroes vita. vertical drop heroes hd switch. vertical drop heroes walkthrough. vertical drop heroes 2 hacked. vertical drop heroes hd ps4. vertical drop heroes ps4. vertical drop heroes notdoppler. vertical drop heroes igg. vertical drop heroes 2 player games. vertical drop heroes kizi. vertical drop heroes android. vertical drop heroes download. vertical drop heroes metacritic. vertical drop heroes images. vertical drop heroes hacked. vertical drop heroes hack. vertical drop heroes 2. vertical drop heroes hd switch review. vertical drop heroes abilities. vertical drop heroes online. vertical drop heroes armor games. vertical drop heroes hd trophy guide. vertical drop heroes hd online multiplayer. vertical drop heroes hd wiki. vertical drop heroes vita review. vertical drop heroes hd steam. vertical drop heroes kizi. vertical drop heroes online Disposable Heroes HD: The Legend of Ferretbearer, and Pinecloak, and Skybane, etc. VDH is like a crash test facility for fantasy themed champions. The player will spend their time trying to find the perfect hero to use as a protagonist (after generations of disappointments), able enough to complete the 10-level quest by which so many predecessors have inevitably failed. Approaches to play-style can differ from chaotic to tactical; the path of progressive pacifism is possible, though most will prefer to engage with blade, bolt or blast (amongst other things). It is simple to grasp, though many heroes will meet their doom early. Fortunately, no effort (death) goes unrewarded as resources (as well as abilities) stockpile, which means it is not nearly as frustrating as it should be. Skill acquisition is indefinite, meaning earned abilities become inherent, allowing for a more expansive genotype, and thus is an inspiration to continue despite the permadeath nature of the game. The only notable grievance comes within a poorly designed HUD, which can hinder co-op interactions, making for a slightly cramped feel to split screen mode. 'Falling to progress' is a significant enough change logistically to alter the feel of the game from similar titles, and works to enhance the fast paced direction that the game embodies. VDH is fun without the demand of time input, and although it isn't one you would likely spend hours on, you'll come back to it often; the epitome of the casual indie.- M\u00e9nageGameTrois, J.. Great value for the money.I very much like Rogue-likes with lots of unlocks to collect.!. Very lovely casual, yet addictive RPG that rely on simple mechanics with engaging randomly generated levels + characters. Well worth the asking price!Characters are generated randomly before each run, with random assortment of skills and traits. There's a nice touch with the hub world (a but empty but nifty) Graphics are simple and clean, with each monster bearing it's own personality. But don't admire them for too long, you'll be cutting them down left, right and centre!Music is simple, changes every few levels. The first song in the early levels remind me of Maplestory, which is quite nice~If in doubt, try out the flash version that's available online free to play, its obviously less polished than the current version, but gives enough away to help decide whether to buy or not. Hopefully there will be new additional content in the future! <3. Paid as much as I would for a decent cheese burger and it was a fun game to play for a few hours. Not terribly long, moderate replay value, and like Rogue Legacy, you spawn as a new hero with new abilities, but I didn't die enough to fully enjoy that mechanic.7.5\/10 would play a game simular.. Legit game. Tough and simple. Less cutomization than rogue legacy and less rushy than magicte, yet really similar to both games. Its also the same genre (upgrade in death)main differences, here you can only upgrade health and damage. However.. you buy traits (and you have 2) and spells(also 2) in maps for new heroes. You also buy access to portals so you can jump right into map x (there are 10 maps ?). Spells are charge based and not mana.The game is really simple. maps are short and you can only go down. sometimes you miss blocks (or destroy them) and you cant go up unless you get a teleporter. Anyway. maps are short and intense. Easy to die but its also easy to learn and truly grasp the game.Careful when buying spells and traits, you dont pick them and some are better than others.. Super fun game, good upgrades with good replay value.. Achievements still not working on mac.. Definitely a must buy for all Rogue and Spelunky lovers.You start with a hero and fight your way to the next level. On your way you can collect coins, free heroes to help you, activate shrines and unlock a lot of abilities and passives.After your hero dies, it starts all over. The ability to upgrade the stats of further heroes (permanently) makes the game addicting and replayable though. Even if you beat the game, there will be a new mode, where you get three times the amount of your abilities and the mobs are much stronger. Fight your way down and beat the high-score of everyone!. [Summary] (Summary first for clarity and people who don't want to read a lot)Over all a quite bad game. It would be ok as a flash game to kill an hour or two but not worth buying. The only redeeming quality is the local co-op, but the game still has fundamental issues with their design.[Combat]Very repetative and dull combat. Hitting someone isn't an issue of hitting them with you weapon but more of them being in front of you when you strike (as in the weapon never connects). Every battle is composed of hitting the opponent then stepping back quickly so you can go in and stab them again (with slight variation if you still have your spell left to use).[Store system]You can buy two things that makes you stronger. More damage and more health. You can also purchase an upgrade for the passive coins on the maps (they are worth experience and gold, they disappear when an enemy is killed).Spread out through the map are merchants selling a single ability each. These will then be shuffled into your random spells for your new generations. Most of these purchases are regretted as there is no way to confirm if an ability is good until you purchase it and use it.The store system is over all very underwhelming and it feels like the store system was added last minute to balance the fact that levels only get harder because the monsters have more health and hit harder.[Level design]Throw in random blocks in a maze where you navigate to the bottom where the boss is. Add prisoners (that help you if you let them out) and treasures. Plus a quest per level that is either find Y of X or kill Z and come back to me. The map is not designed so that you can travel upwards, to combat this there are teleporters that bring your to the beginning spread out across the map.You start from level 1 and progress upwards. Some levels have the ability to pay gold so that you can teleport there instantly (for a negligible price) in new generations. Monster design is pretty limited, the higher level the map is the harder the monsters hit. They look different and sometimes they might be ranged but all in all this doesn't change much.[Stability]Crashed only once every 30-45 minutes and never in a way that progress was lost. Starting the game is quick and easy through Steam Big Picture Mode so this was more of a nuisance than a problem.