Heroes Rise: The Prodigy

Heroes Rise: The Prodigy

Choice of Games · 2014 · RPG, Choose Your Own Adventure, Text-Based, Indie, Superhero

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About Heroes Rise: The Prodigy

Do you have what it takes to become a legendary Powered hero?

In "Heroes Rise," Powered heroes have become the ultimate celebrities, and you dream of joining the A-List–but to get there, you'll first have to take down evil Powered gangs, compete with deadly rivals, choose a worthy sidekick, team up with famous champions, and prove to all of Millennia City that you're a true hero.

"Heroes Rise: The Prodigy" is an epic interactive novel where your choices control the story. The game is entirely text-based--without graphics or sound effects--and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.

Will you play as male or female? Gay or straight? Crusade for justice, or gun for money? Will you work as a team with the world-famous Millennial Group, or will you steal their spotlight?

How High Will Your Hero Rise?


  • 100,000 words of interactive fiction
  • Multiple endings
  • Become a legendary hero

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Feb 12, 2025
By chapter 4 it doesn't even pretend to have an illusion of choice anymore and you're just on the rails trying to figure out which option the author intended for you to use so you don't fail.
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Not recommended Jun 23, 2025
Absolutely awful. A master class in deprotagonizing a protagonist and taking away player agency time and time again. None of the "twists" are surprising or entertaining. I kind of wanted to vomit when I said I didn't want to have sex with another heroine and the game forced me to anyway - you can definitely tell this was written by a sexist. I wouldn't recommend anyone play this game, even for free.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Nov 17, 2025
A clever little gamebook-style story, set in a future comic book-y world. You take actions that increase various stats, and your later actions are informed by what directions you've "exercised" those stats. There's a surprising amount of intrigue, and more than a few twists. Although the ultimate ending is set, the choices you make along the way do matter. And if you enjoy it, it's the beginning of a story that continues in, like, half a dozen sequels.
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Not recommended Sep 25, 2025
Most of the choices don't matter. Not worth the time I put in and I didn't put in much. About 8 chapters in I felt like I was just witnessing someone else's narrative and found the "romance" really forced. You literally have to shut down the romance three times before it registers. TL/DR bad book, choice no matter.
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Not recommended Jun 3, 2026
The overall quality didn’t satisfy me, and I especially didn’t like the power scaling at all.
Recommended Nov 10, 2025
An interesting superherogame, not that different from the standart superhero-story, but well made. Still, it suffers from some of the general choice of games flaws like forced character interaction, scripted defeats to advance the story and rather forced love-interest. It seems also somewhat biased agaist defensive and lawless builds, so playing a straight up hero is presented as the golden way, even as there are other options. Not enough different outcomes for choices. But the writting is superb and really engaging, so i dont mind the flaws to much. Edit: I still recommend the game, i do not recommend the trilogy. Its to much of a sadist show to enjoy. The everyone dumps on the mc and they struggel agaist all odds was fine in this game, but not so much when it happend constanley in every other game. That just negates choices and carthasis. Also, if you dont play as the ultimate and perfect hero, it will go worse for you and the game will constantley call you out. This is frustrating, because after how much s_it the MC goes through, they are absolutley justified in hating people. If you dont share the authors views on heroism and other political stuff, you will not enjoy this.

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