Super Rolling Heroes Deluxe Review (Xbox Series S)
Super Rolling Heroes Deluxe Review, Destroy, bounce, explode! Roll downhill with Super Rolling Heroes Deluxe, a 3D platformer all about maintaining momentum, pulling down every object, avoiding deadly obstacles, and collecting some nice shiny gems too.
Super Rolling Heroes Deluxe Review Pros:
- Big bright graphics.
- 1.7GB download size.
- 1000 Gamerscore.
- Rolling down a hill and avoiding obstacles gameplay.
- Opening and ongoing tutorial support.
- Enable the hard mode option in the pause menu.
- Fast restart button.
- You play as a squidgy blob and can jump, brake, and backflip.
- Supports play with either the d-pad or the stick.
- You have a bit of limit, hits, or only against structures and obstacles but not things like trees.
- The goal is to avoid obstacles and hit the gem at the bottom of the hill.
- World map level select.
- End-of-level breakdown of performance.
- You can replay levels.
- Cool-looking levels.
- Earn gems from completing levels and collecting the bonus ones in levels.
- Spend gems on bags to open and get customisation items.
- Customize your character by buying the bags from the shop with gems.
Super Rolling Heroes Deluxe Review Cons:
- Takes a while to get used to the controls as they are quite sluggish.
- Feels like a game that would work better with motion controls.
- I somehow got hard mode turned on multiple times during sessions.
- No camera control and you can fall off the level easily so not being able to see everything is frustrating.
- Restarts are just not fast enough.
- The menu movement is slow and clunky.
- The gameplay is not as engaging and is very niche.
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Super Rolling Heroes Deluxe:
Developer: Solid Neon Games
Publisher: JanduSoft
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Graphics - 7/107/10
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Sound - 6/106/10
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Accessibility - 7/107/10
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Length - 7/107/10
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Fun Factor - 7/107/10
Summary
Super Rolling Heroes Deluxe offers a visually appealing experience with its big, bright graphics and cool-looking levels. The game features a 1.7GB download size and provides a total of 1000 Gamerscore for players to achieve. The core gameplay involves rolling down a hill, avoiding obstacles, and aiming to hit the gem at the bottom. Players control a squidgy blob that can jump, brake, and backflip, with support for both the d-pad and the stick. The game includes opening and ongoing tutorial support, making it accessible for new players.
One of the standout features is the ability to enable hard mode from the pause menu, adding an extra layer of challenge. The fast restart button is a welcome addition, though some players might find that restarts are not fast enough. The game also includes a world map level select and an end-of-level breakdown of performance, allowing players to replay levels and improve their scores. Completing levels and collecting bonus gems rewards players with gems that can be spent on bags to open and obtain customization items, adding a layer of personalization to the game.
However, the game has its drawbacks. The controls can be quite sluggish, making it difficult to get used to, and it feels like a game that would work better with motion controls. The lack of camera control can be frustrating, as players can easily fall off the level without being able to see everything. Additionally, the menu movement is slow and clunky, which can detract from the overall experience. The gameplay itself is not very engaging and may appeal to a niche audience.
In summary, Super Rolling Heroes Deluxe is a visually appealing game with a unique concept and several customization options. However, its sluggish controls, lack of camera control, and slow menu movement may hinder the overall experience for some players. Despite these issues, the game offers a fun and challenging experience for those who enjoy niche gameplay and customization.
