Review: Million To One Hero (Steam)
An exciting platform game, filled with action, skill, wits, and competition that hides a secret inside: A powerful editor that you can use to create your own adventures… and by adventures, we don’t mean simple levels.
Pros:
- 8 Bit graphics.
- 59mb download size.
- Steam achievements.
- Graphics- Resolution, fullscreen, retro mode (colored CRT filter), high-quality option.
- Controller support.
- Opening tutorial levels.
- Two modes-play or create.
- Platformer gameplay.
- Profile-shows stats, heroic feats (achievements) and score.
- Online leaderboards.
- 4 player local support.
- Play mode- Levels, adventures and weekly feat.
- Adventures-set of levels in one chunk.
- Levels-just a one of a kind level.
- Levels show info about the creator, world record time and the best score.
- Can share a ghost of your run.
- Powerful level creator, icons all have an info scroll bar and it uses a drag and drop system on a grid. Can set themes and styles etc. I mean you can even do world maps, Add NPC and put quests in!
- Strong responsive controls.
- Mario Maker influenced.
- Feats-achievements for both in-game and Steam and both have in-game popup.
- Fun.
- Fast loading times.
- Pick up weapons and abilities.
- Many cool mechanics and traps that allow so many genres to be made.
- Level browser with filters.
Cons:
- Can’t change the zoom level of the view and it is quite far away.
- Small text.
- Very reliant on player-created content.
- Difficult.
- No voice work.
- Fiddly to use the controller in the level creator tool.
- Can be hard to make things out in the level.
