Hero Generations: ReGen

Absolute snoozefest off a game. Shady stuff from the forum aside, the game is extremely repetetive and boring. You run around a map, building stuff that deteriorates, and as soon as your hero resembles something fun his turns are used up and you are forced to start over. Children are not that much stronger, so basically it is always a race against time (which is always crap in 99% of the games in existence). There are some events here and there, nothing too spectacular though. In the first version of the game with proper planning and stuff you could go infinite age, but the salty dev also took that one out. Why have fun in a strategy game wth proper strategy planning, right. If you are interested get it for a dollar, maybe 2 Tops. it is not worth more than that. Basically nice art and extremely shallow, aside from the business practice fiasco.

Hero Generations: ReGen is an imaginative strategy adventure that combines roguelike progression, exploration, and generational storytelling into a surprisingly thoughtful experience. Developed and published by Heart Shaped Games LLC, the game introduces a fascinating concept where every movement represents one year of the protagonist's life. Rather than concentrating on a single hero's accomplishments, players must establish a lasting family legacy through successive generations. This unusual approach transforms ordinary decisions into meaningful strategic considerations, creating an experience where time becomes the most valuable resource. The central gameplay mechanic revolves around balancing exploration with the unavoidable passage of time. Every step brings the hero closer to death, forcing players to carefully evaluate their priorities. Discovering treasure, fighting enemies, collecting resources, and visiting distant settlements can provide valuable rewards, but excessive exploration may leave insufficient time to establish a family. This creates an interesting tension between personal ambition and long-term survival. The system encourages deliberate planning, although its…

the idea is great, the execution... sadly very flawed

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It's a good time killer. A roguelike with turn based action, where you are limited by your characters age, and must reproduce efficiently to progress. I would recommend the game, it's cheap enough. However, my primary gripe is and has always been a lack of windowed mode. It's hard for me to play when it takes up my ability to multitask so I have to reserve time to play it, but it's hard to fully focus on it when it's not 100% engaging to me personally. Not even Steam's launch options work with it.

I really think it a good despite all the negative reviews I think you try the game and have a little patience so you understand the game a bit more and enjoy it.