Not Exactly A Hero: Story Game

"Not Exactly A Hero" is a unique and intriguing novel-style adventure game that puts you in the shoes of Riley, a substitute agent who supports a superhero in their daily activities. Despite being a part of the superhero world, Riley is just an everyday citizen like you and me. In the game, you will encounter a variety of characters, including your boss who is constantly stressed, a new team member who tries to boost your ego, and others who may befriend or betray you based on your choices.

The game offers a different experience with each playthrough as your decisions shape the plot and ultimately determine the outcome. With 3 starting points, 4 side character routes, 9 different endings, and a bonus route for completionists, you are the protagonist and everything is up to your choices.

The game features a Marvel-esque light and witty atmosphere, stylish illustrations by the artist from 'Underworld Office', and a unique messenger-style gameplay. You will also interact with 4 main characters aside from Riley, leading to various events and routes. With 9 different endings, 32 achievements, and 48 collectible illustrations, there is plenty to explore and discover in this game.

If you enjoy story-driven, choice-based, and visual novel games where you can build connections with other characters, then "Not Exactly A Hero" is the perfect game for you. It offers a unique experience as you live as an everyday citizen in a superhero universe and interact with characters who may seem cold on the outside but have kind hearts. The game also includes missions and puzzles to solve in a "time attack" fashion, adding to the excitement and challenge.

But that's not all - the creators of this game have more stories to tell and plan to release more visual novels and story-driven adventure games in the future. If you enjoy "Not Exactly A Hero", be sure to check out their other games, '7 Days' and 'Underworld Office'. This game is recommended for gamers who love visual novels, adventure games, and messenger-style games, as well as those who enjoy light-themed superhero movies, comics, and novels. It's also a great choice for indie game lovers, heartwarming and wholesome games, and those looking for something different from the usual story-driven games. So why not give "Not Exactly A Hero" a try and see where your choices take you?