Comic Book Hero: The Greatest Cape
Grey Dog Software · 2015 · Simulation, RPG, Superhero, Management, Singleplayer
PC
Mixed44% · 62
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About Comic Book Hero: The Greatest Cape
✦ AI summary
Create your own superhero and guide them through a crime-fighting career spanning from street-level thugs to cosmic threats in this role-playing simulation. Build your perfect hero from hundreds of powers and abilities, then see your exploits chronicled in in-game comic books as you balance relationships, manage your secret identity, and engage in strategic turn-based combat across customizable worlds and scenarios.
What would you do with unlimited power? Would you become the greatest hero the world has ever seen or make the world tremble at your feet? Find out how your super-powered career would really unfold in Comic Book Hero: The Greatest Cape! Assume the role of a masked crime fighter and take part in adventures ranging from the streets of your city to the farthest reaches of the galaxy! Write your own super-heroic story as you take on every foe from petty thugs to cosmic villains in this unique role-playing simulation adventure. Adventure awaits you!
- Create a custom hero to guide through a crime-fighting career, from origin story to climactic battles!
- Customize your perfect hero by choosing from hundreds of superpowers, abilities and attributes.
- Choose one of four game modes. Create your own hero from scratch, develop a hero from a selected backstory, take on the role of an existing hero, or clone a hero’s abilities and create a new story!
- Take on opponents one on one or in team battles as large as 10 versus 10 in turn-based, strategic combat!
- Foil evil schemes by fighting off henchmen, solving puzzles, and unmasking villainous masterminds!
- See how popular your crime fighting adventures are with comic book fans! Your adventures are chronicled in in-game comic books. The more exciting your adventures, the better your issues sell!
- Stay prepared by gathering information with the innovative “Word On The Street” feature.
- Manage your character's relationships with allies, villains and civilians.
- Protect your character's secret identity fiercely or choose to tell your closest allies.
- Join a team for adventures or even start your own heroic alliance.
- The in-depth editor allows you to customize the game world. Everything from a character's powers to the locations in the game world can be customized.
- Create your own game world from scratch and design a complete comic book universe of your own!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
THEY ARE CHARGING 30 BUCKS FOR THIS!5 found this helpful
Wasted Potential: The Video Game. There's so many ways this game could have been great, but it feels more like a proof of concept with shallow mechanics instead of a full fledged game. The Author actually made a sequel, but for some reason threw out the main selling point (superhero simulation) for a higher level "good vs evil". where you just contorl every super hero instead of one. I can't recommend unless you want a game to kill a few hours with and nothing more.3 found this helpful
Highly underrated. I never understood why the game developer abandoned it and made a lame battle royale style sequel. The game uses a managerial setup combined with fighting mechanics, giving the player a lot of autonomy to live in the world as a superhero. It lets you build your own hero and, heck, even your own universe all together to play in. There is really no game like it.2 found this helpful
The year is 2024, and for the fourth(?) time in my life, I have attempted to like this game. With the fourth time still failing to be the charm, I'm finally ready to say this game is bad. The combat is truly miserable, and the game world is lifeless. The balancing seems way off, as you're forced to either go into fights without recuperating, ensuring that you'll lose and damage your "fulfillment", or recuperate, hurting your "fulfillment" anyways. I'm sure there's some strategic way to handle the balance, but I don't get the impression that succeeding will make this game any more fun. Every encounter I've experienced has either been a quick and easy win, or a slow and predictable loss. I will say I enjoyed making Photon Boy into my psuedo-sidekick, and I thought it was very funny when he died. The mental image of that blue-spandexed nerd being beaten to death while my lone-wolf anti-hero sat at home doing nothing makes me chuckle... Very boring game. Even by GDS standards.2 found this helpful
This game needs more content to be worth it. It feels rather empty to be a superhero.
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