Community College Hero: Knowledge is Power
Hosted Games · 2018 · Indie, Adventure, RPG, Choose Your Own Adventure, Text-Based
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Positive88% · 34
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About Community College Hero: Knowledge is Power
You survived the fall semester, but things are heating up this winter in Speck, Nebraska! A new villain with mysterious motives emerges to terrorize your city! New professors push you and your classmates harder than ever before! New information is revealed about Zenith-training schools in New York and San Francisco! And if that’s not enough, one of the world’s deadliest villains has promised to return before the end of the semester to finish what she started in the fall!
Community College Hero 2: Knowledge is Power is a superpowered 200,000 word interactive novel by Eric Moser, where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
Community College Hero 2: Knowledge is Power is a superpowered 200,000 word interactive novel by Eric Moser, where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
- Seek retribution for your classmate’s death or focus on protecting the innocent!
- Pursue Zenith power, study battle tactics, or plan to revive the villainous mantle of Dr. Stench!
- Match wits with a mysterious new non-Zenith villain!
- Travel to other cities to rub shoulders with world famous heroes!
- Prepare with your friends and professors for the return of the murderous Manipulator!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
*I played this on the Hosted Games omnibus app* A couple months ago, I played Eric Moser's Community College Hero and reviewed it in glowing terms. This week, I finally got a chance to play the sequel, Community College Hero: Knowledge Is Power, and it lived up to all my happy expectations. Back for their spring semester, the young heroes of Speck Community College face challenges both old and new. Professor McCormick's class on hero law is as soporific as ever, increased security measures off-campus put a damper on students' social lives, and the death of a universally beloved classmate at the end of the fall semester weighs heavily on everyone's mind. The promised return of an old enemy in May looms even more chillingly than final exams. Meanwhile, a new villain has turned up in Speck with a jet pack, a taunting manner, and a sinister plan. As the only student in the hero-studies program without superpowers, you're determined to hold your own and prove your worth, and you have a plan that promises to change the course of your hero career forever. I didn't enjoy Knowledge Is Power quite so much as its predecessor - the original CCH did a better job balancing college life and he…1 found this helpful
It took me 6 hours to finish and I give it a 6/10. It was ok because the cast of characters was interesting, I like superhero settings and I enjoyed the minor rpg progression of improving my stats. The level of improvement seemed fairly minor but there are choices that look like they relate directly to your stats. I'm going to play the 3rd installment if it's on sale and I happen to see it. If that doesn't happen I'm not really going to miss it. The reason is it wasn't very fun or satisfying. First, the goal I chose for my character development early on kept getting kicked out of reach and I never attained it. It wasn't integral to the story though. I succeeded in being a hero but not in any way I planned and only through constant setbacks, loss and hardship. You really start the game as a bottom feeder and you are pitted against seemingly impossible odds. Somehow you muddle through but even by the end your progress brings you nowhere near the level of your enemies. You look back on what you achieved and you definitely played your part but can you actually take credit for what happened? Not if you're being honest. The story made me feel like a pawn and sometimes there are power…
tis good, its all i can say
Bem divertido. Embora não tenha como evitar o final do jogo, sem falar spoilers, você tem uma diversidade bem grande de escolhas no jogo. Não é infinito, obviamente, mas eu senti que consegui jogar de diferentes maneiras o jogo. Com quem você termina (tem varias waifus, bros), os equipamentos, relacionamentos, etc. Completei várias vezes o primeiro e apenas uma vez o segundo (vou jogar mais vezes). Recomendo. Fun. É isso.
One of my favourite IF series. Loved every page!
Great story, lots of freedom, choices really count.
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