So here’s something you probably haven’t heard before: Heroes Must Die is a game that features a sequel…that will be staged as an interactive play. Seriously. The game will have you playing as a hero who winds up working for a villainous boss, fighting in battles on hex grids – that’s right, this is a real game – where you must combo through enemies of the same element type, with the ability to hit enemies as you pass, so you have to be smart with the paths you take. Here’s the combat in action:
The game is set for desktop in early March, with an iPad version planned shortly after that. The sequel play is going to premiere in San Antonio in mid-April. Don’t fret if you can’t make it – if you buy the game, you’ll have access to a live stream of the production, though playwright and developer Rick Stemm hopes someday to tour the production.
I mean, it’s a bold combo, and I’m going to have to be there for the theatrical production because I’m in San Antonio, and when will I ever again get to say that I attended a sequel play to a video game?
Cool! I wonder if Road Not Taken will ever come to iOS...
Now that would be awesome!
'Zoombies' is another similar game- first game I purchased on iOS, but the game hasn't had an update since like 2013.
I wonder if there will be MAFIA in this game.
Ok, that does not impress. Looks like a desperate F2P attempt, inspired by Japanese mobile game design.
Great article - but the reported death of Axe in Face is greatly exaggerated - Red Beard will return soon! The axe has already been soft launched in Denmark!