Deadbeat Heroes

A very generic 3D brawler that doesn't try too hard at anything. Gameplay, environments, music, story/writing...none of it was very good. After playing for maybe half an hour I found myself fully and completely bored.

This is a basic beat 'em up set in London's streets. There's some variety in the abilities you can unlock and use, and in the types of enemies you'll face. That's the only good thing I can say. Everything else about the game falls flat. It becomes repetitive and boring pretty quick. You're doing the same button smashing throughout each level. If it was only that, I would rate this as neutral and wouldn’t leave a review, but that's where the other issues become apparent as you make your way through the campaign. First, why is there no reset button? That is like the initial thing you would code in this type of game. Then there's also an annoying countdown timer which starts at each level that you can't skip. There are no checkpoints either, I died a few times at the very end of a level only to have to do the entire thing again. It becomes such a drag. I experienced some graphic bugs too as well clipping through walls. I thought I'd just power through this and at least complete the game but found the difficulty spiked a bit in the last few worlds and it wasn’t worth it to keep going forward. I don’t know if this is any better in co-op but there’s better options for that anyway.

Deadbeat Heroes is a fast-paced brawler that combines comic-book style with 3D movement and over-the-top superhero action. Set in a quirky, cartoonish version of London, it focuses on momentum, melee combat, and timing rather than traditional button-mashing. The result is a light but energetic action game built around rhythm and precision. Players take on the role of vigilantes who lack real superpowers but use a prototype jet glove that grants speed boosts, wall runs, and midair attacks. Each mission sends you into colorful levels filled with criminals to punch, kick, and combo into submission. The emphasis is on chaining attacks fluidly while dodging and countering enemy strikes. Combat rewards style over brute force. The scoring system grades performance based on speed, creativity, and avoidance of damage. The better you fight, the higher your rank, pushing players to play aggressively and master movement rather than rely on simple repetition. Visually, the game adopts a cel-shaded comic aesthetic with bold colors, exaggerated animations, and cheeky character designs. The art direction matches its irreverent tone, blending superhero parody with British humor. It looks and fee…

Fingers crossed this $0.00 investment pays off

Misfits take the stage Punches fly through comic streets Heroes earn their name

https://youtu.be/3xi8hTfmplY Mostly a button masher the small combat arenas lack the complexity to provide much long term appeal.