Community College Hero: Trial by Fire
Hosted Games · 2015 · Indie, RPG, Text-Based, Choose Your Own Adventure, Superhero
PC
Very Positive85% · 245
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About Community College Hero: Trial by Fire
Outwit your professors at superpower school! Ace your exams, date your classmates, and bring down the nation’s most wanted villains to earn your degree.
"Community College Hero: Trial by Fire" is a thrilling 168,000-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.
You’ve won a scholarship to the nation’s newest college course for heroes! But can you discover your classmates’ secret identities before they learn yours? Choose your costume and your mask (and maybe your date for this weekend) and get ready to fight crime and dazzle the citizenry! Be an acrobat, sharpshooter, detective, or soldier, with all the abilities that come with each. Wield brass knuckles, a slingshot, or even retractable roller skates in your shoes. Will you investigate the big bad, or wait until you’ve had more training? Escape liability for damaging other people’s property as you learn to control your new powers, or pay up what you owe?
Will you be a brooder, charmer, traditionalist, or trickster? Step into your new super identity, and claim your place as a Community College Hero!
"Community College Hero: Trial by Fire" is a thrilling 168,000-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.
You’ve won a scholarship to the nation’s newest college course for heroes! But can you discover your classmates’ secret identities before they learn yours? Choose your costume and your mask (and maybe your date for this weekend) and get ready to fight crime and dazzle the citizenry! Be an acrobat, sharpshooter, detective, or soldier, with all the abilities that come with each. Wield brass knuckles, a slingshot, or even retractable roller skates in your shoes. Will you investigate the big bad, or wait until you’ve had more training? Escape liability for damaging other people’s property as you learn to control your new powers, or pay up what you owe?
Will you be a brooder, charmer, traditionalist, or trickster? Step into your new super identity, and claim your place as a Community College Hero!
- Learn to become a costumed crime fighter at the nation’s newest hero-training school in this 176,000-word comic book-inspired adventure!
- Strive to stop a mysterious new villain causing chaos in your city!
- Fully customize your character! Will you be a wisecracking acrobat? A brooding detective? A charming sharpshooter? The choice is yours!
- Everyone seems to have a secret! Will you uncover your classmates’ secrets and protect your own?
- Find romance among six potential romantic interests, embark on crazy adventures with your classmates, and ace your exams to earn cool equipment upgrades.
- Explore every side adventure, relationship and study session to discover 46 different accomplishments!
- Play as male, female or non-binary.
- Play as gay, straight, bisexual or asexual.
What Steam players say
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I didn't like the writing.1 found this helpful
See the full review on the [url=https://forum.choiceofgames.com/t/allusives-reviews-new-review-community-college-hero-trial-by-fire/178235/48?u=allusive]Choice of Games forums here.[/url] Community College Hero combines two of the most popular Choicescript genres—the school setting and the superhero genre. You play a young freshman college student who joins a community college’s new hero training program in Nebraska. In CCH’s world, thanks to Cold War shield technology, babies and kids got bombarded with neutron particles and developed real super powers as they got older. Except not your character! Moser has made the bold choice to make you the only ‘normal’ student in the hero program. PROS: World building. Stories in the superhero genre can quickly feel silly if authors aren’t careful with the implications and ramifications. Moser neatly handles this in multiple ways—first, powers have only been around about 20-30 years, growing out of alternate history Cold War technology that went awry. So there hasn’t been time for massive divergence between our modern world and that of Community College Heroes. Second, the story acknowledges actual changes brought about in the world, inc…
I should have looked into it more. I assumed in a game called Community College Hero, that i'd play a PC with superpowers but instead you're literally the only person who doesn't have any, fumbling around like a dummy while watching everyone else do cool stuff. The absolute opposite of a power fantasy, which is what I hoped for.
6/10. It was ok.
Loved the settings, plot, characters are well fleshed out. High replayability for sure. I enjoyed the story though being CP makes action choices a big gamble. Personally, would have failed all the tests if it weren't for answers online bc i'm not that concerned with studying & would rather get to spend time w the characters but i must say learning Crook's secret made me T_T!! bc i was so enamoured by him from the get-go hahahaha why couldn't his secret be literally anything else sigh also love the slowburn trope we have going here
I liked very little about this game. Most of the choices not only have no effect but they are also boring. The backstory of your character, which ends up becoming more important towards the end of the game, is incredibly shallow. The whole concept itself is underwhelming as the description of the game fails to tell you that you are the one person at the school that has no powers. You are forced to take exams for which no material was presented. The day to day life of your character is uninteresting but the places the plot goes is over the top and unnecessary. Overall, I've read so many better text adventures...
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