Heroes of Tomorrow

Choice of Games LLC

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About this game

At our superhero academy, you'll lead a team of teen heroes to battle supervillains! Will you fulfill your heroic legacy or forge your own path?

"Heroes of Tomorrow: Hidden Potential" is an interactive superpower novel by Eloy Lasanta, where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based, 600,000 words and hundreds of choices, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.

Welcome to Evos Academy! As a member of the next generation of superheroes in a world where comic books record the deeds of real-life heroes, you don’t pass your classes by writing the correct answers on a paper; you do it by defeating a swarm of super-science automatons in front of a stadium full of cheering fans.

Develop your powers, practice working as a team with your classmates, and develop your own distinctive style while you learn from the greatest heroes that Earth has ever seen: valiant Gladiator, super-gadgeteer Gearhead…

…and, oh yeah, your mom.

Hardly anyone knows that you grew up as the sidekick to your mother, the famed hero known as The Cloak, keeping your gritty metropolis safe from the world's worst villains. Some of your classmates are grappling with a legacy of power, too: Paragon's father is the mighty hero Brilliant, and Red Claw's mother is the villain Destroya. Each of you must choose what kind of hero you want to be. Do you want to be like your heroic parents, or do you want to blaze your own trail?

The choices just keep getting harder when it becomes clear that there's more than your average supervillainy going on. Who keeps breaking into Evos Academy's supposedly ultra-secure campus, and why? Why are your powers acting so strangely? What is the voice that whispers to you in your dreams? Why are all the villains' plots suddenly focused on you? And what will you do when you discover that some of your idols aren't so heroic after all?

• Play as male, female, nonbinary, or genderfluid; gay, straight, bi, or asexual.
• Choose your superpowers—elemental control, energy manipulation, super-physique, beast powers, or telekinesis—and customize your super-suit!
• Romance or befriend a demon seeking redemption, a clever thief with a mysterious client, a powerful mage-in-training, or an already-famous heroic icon.
• Protect the city and become the people's hero, or let the world burn!
• Banter with your foes, build super-tech gadgets, or let your fists do the talking!
• Fight alongside—or against—your classmates and mentors in brutally high-powered action battles!
• Battle supervillains that teleport, shapeshift, summon lava from volcanos, and turn the world into a videogame!
• Uncover the secrets that the heroes have been keeping from you about everything—even about yourself!

Can you defeat criminals, cultists, demons, and midterms?

Ratings and reviews

Surprised me in a great way. Usually not the biggest fan of superhero stories, but this one is unique and captivating. Has a lot of characters, but theyre unique and different enough that it's easy to remember who is whom. There's also an optional mode to know which stat is being tested, which really helps so you don't auto-fail something because you think it's testing athletics when it's actually testing fighting; I wish every CYOA game had this option. Overall, this one is a lot of fun.

I believe you guys have knocked it out of the park here. There are a few confusing moments, but overall, it's a great story. It's so much fun that I'll be trying out a new power pretty soon, I'm going to try for elemental. I do wish there was a little bit more nuance between reckless and composed, as some moments appear to blur the lines a bit. While I assume that is intended, I think a little more clarity around those areas would improve the overall experience.

While many of these story games tend to be somewhat juvenile in nature and lacking in literary quality, this is an exception as in exceptional. 💯 It was a refreshing experience being able to equally enjoy the read, as well as the gameplay. Making something like this feel realistic is always a tough ask, but the author nailed it. If nothing else, takeaway this: the author can truly write. Where other authors in this genre depend on topic appeal or brainless fun, this one could sell books IRL

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