Hero Project Redemption Season Hack 1.2.9 + Redeem Codes
A Heroic Interactive Novel
Developer: Choice of Games LLC
Category: Games
Price: $4.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.2.9
ID: com.choiceofgames.redemptionseason
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Description
America's #1 reality show for heroes is back for another season! Harness your superpowers to steal the spotlight, win votes, and save your sister!
"The Hero Project: Redemption Season" is the first installment in a new series of interactive novels by Zachary Sergi set in the "Heroes Rise" universe. Your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based--129,000 words, without graphics or sound effects--and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
In a contest where everyone has superpowers, your opponents can cause earthquakes and explosions, but you're an average Ani-Powered who wakes up with different animal attributes every day. Will your hawk eyes or canine claws take you far enough in the competition to satisfy the only person who can help your sister? And what happens if winning isn't enough?
As you advance, the decisions you make will transform viewers' ideas of what it means to be a hero. Will you fight for your own goals, or make sacrifices for the good of society? Strive for what you believe is right by following the rules, or take down the whole system with more radical methods? Would you take wealth and fame over changing the world?
Choose wisely. It's Redemption Season.
• Play as male, female, trans, or nonbinary; gay, straight, or bi.
• Begin a new story in Millennia City, influenced by your actions in the "Heroes Rise" trilogy.
• Play as a new hero, in a new season of The Hero Project!
"The Hero Project: Redemption Season" is the first installment in a new series of interactive novels by Zachary Sergi set in the "Heroes Rise" universe. Your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based--129,000 words, without graphics or sound effects--and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
In a contest where everyone has superpowers, your opponents can cause earthquakes and explosions, but you're an average Ani-Powered who wakes up with different animal attributes every day. Will your hawk eyes or canine claws take you far enough in the competition to satisfy the only person who can help your sister? And what happens if winning isn't enough?
As you advance, the decisions you make will transform viewers' ideas of what it means to be a hero. Will you fight for your own goals, or make sacrifices for the good of society? Strive for what you believe is right by following the rules, or take down the whole system with more radical methods? Would you take wealth and fame over changing the world?
Choose wisely. It's Redemption Season.
• Play as male, female, trans, or nonbinary; gay, straight, or bi.
• Begin a new story in Millennia City, influenced by your actions in the "Heroes Rise" trilogy.
• Play as a new hero, in a new season of The Hero Project!
Version history
1.2.9
2023-08-25
Now you can delete your saved games. If you enjoy "Hero Project Redemption Season", please leave us a written review. It really helps!
1.2.7
2023-06-27
Bug fixes. If you enjoy "Hero Project Redemption Season", please leave us a written review. It really helps!
1.2.6
2023-04-27
Now you can disable touch slide controls in Settings. If you enjoy "Hero Project Redemption Season", please leave us a written review. It really helps!
1.2.5
2021-10-26
Bug fixes. If you enjoy this game, please leave us a written review. It really helps!
1.2.4
2018-06-01
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Added support for iPhone X. If you enjoy playing "Hero Project: Redemption Season," please leave us a written review. It really helps!
Added support for iPhone X. If you enjoy playing "Hero Project: Redemption Season," please leave us a written review. It really helps!
1.2.3
2018-01-17
Maintenance update
1.2.2
2017-09-15
A new side story! The YouPower Project is a short story developed by Zachary Sergi and written by Michael Alan Nelson, developed in partnership with Serial Box. It's set in the months following The Hero Project: Redemption Season, but contains no spoilers for The Hero Project.
1.2.1
2017-09-13
A new side story! The YouPower Project is a short story developed by Zachary Sergi and written by Michael Alan Nelson, developed in partnership with Serial Box. It's set in the months following The Hero Project: Redemption Season, but contains no spoilers for The Hero Project.
1.1.1
2017-05-23
New! You can now change the background color of the text. Your choice of black, white, or sepia.
New! You can change the size of the text, too. Bigger or smaller, it's up to you.
If you enjoy playing "Redemption Season," please leave a written review for this version. It really helps!
v1.1.1
MeChip Warning System purchase error fixed
New! You can change the size of the text, too. Bigger or smaller, it's up to you.
If you enjoy playing "Redemption Season," please leave a written review for this version. It really helps!
v1.1.1
MeChip Warning System purchase error fixed
1.1.0
2017-05-12
New! You can now change the background color of the text. Your choice of black, white, or sepia.
New! You can change the size of the text, too. Bigger or smaller, it's up to you.
If you enjoy playing "Redemption Season," please leave a written review for this version. It really helps!
New! You can change the size of the text, too. Bigger or smaller, it's up to you.
If you enjoy playing "Redemption Season," please leave a written review for this version. It really helps!
1.0.2
2016-04-12
• Epilogue chapter header.
• they/them/their verb agreement.
• bugfixes.
If you liked "The Hero Project: Redemption Season," please leave a nice review; it really helps!
• they/them/their verb agreement.
• bugfixes.
If you liked "The Hero Project: Redemption Season," please leave a nice review; it really helps!
1.0.1
2016-04-07
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| MeChip Warning System (Your MeChip will inform you of strategic possibilities and warn you if you're about to make a decision with a high level of risk.) |
Free |
GH467489133✱✱✱✱✱ | F5447C8✱✱✱✱✱ |
| The YouPower Project (A supplemental short story to THP:RS.) |
Free |
GH602041633✱✱✱✱✱ | 34AF017✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
3.8 out of 5
32 Ratings
Reviews
Yermog,
The story is great- except for the sermonizing
The writing of this game is fantastic, and the world you play in seamlessly flows from the world of Heroes Rise- sometime shifting focus of story/characters can make you feel like it’s a different setting, even if it all takes place in the same city. I especially enjoyed all the different powers and characters shown in the story. I also very much like the story itself, with the reality TV show, the PC’s strange powers, and the shocking twist in the story revealing the Big Bad.
However, the entire story is utterly riddled with social commentary and seemingly non-stop condemnation of racism, sexism, and bigotry. These things are important issues, but it feels like we’re beaten over the head with them at times. One of the characters, a straight white male (from the South no less! Horror of horrors!) is called out by a trans character for being, surprise surprise, a bigoted, privileged, white male. The man was already written as sort of a jerk character, at that point you’re just trying to write him as a villain. That’s just ONE example
If you overlook those issues- and they’re hard to ignore because it feels like they’re literally everywhere in the story- it’s a very fun game to play through, and I love my character and her relationship with her sister, JK. I hope the next game isn’t so heavy-handed with the Social Justice though.
However, the entire story is utterly riddled with social commentary and seemingly non-stop condemnation of racism, sexism, and bigotry. These things are important issues, but it feels like we’re beaten over the head with them at times. One of the characters, a straight white male (from the South no less! Horror of horrors!) is called out by a trans character for being, surprise surprise, a bigoted, privileged, white male. The man was already written as sort of a jerk character, at that point you’re just trying to write him as a villain. That’s just ONE example
If you overlook those issues- and they’re hard to ignore because it feels like they’re literally everywhere in the story- it’s a very fun game to play through, and I love my character and her relationship with her sister, JK. I hope the next game isn’t so heavy-handed with the Social Justice though.
Mikey951,
Too short, too political
Being a fan if the original Heroes Rise trilogy, I can't help but feel let down by this entry. At least once per chapter, there was at least one character delivering a speech about the underrepresented minorities. Either the Ani Powereds, roughly translating to race, the Disembodied, roughly translating to transgender, and the morphos, roughly translating to the rest of the LGBT+ community. It feels too preachy when delivering a political message, which the first trilogy did, just less so, so that the rest of the story felt like it had substance. In comparison to the first three books, I felt as though the game played out much too short. It doesn't seem to have much choice, but that is mainly because it is making ground work for the sequels. My heart sank when I felt like the story was finally picking up great speed and excitement, only to see "Next: Epilouge" written at the bottom, indicating that the story was over, barely one fourth of what I expected. However, I would still recomend this to anyone, as I am still hopeful for the series, as the ground work laid out before you seems as though it will be very exciteing. Ultimately, to get a much better experience, you should play the original heroes rise series first.
shannon_says_so,
The unfortunate failure of The Hero Project: Redemption
While an ok standalone game, The Hero Project: Redemption is an honestly pathetic sequel to the phenomenal Heroes Rise series. Where the games before rely on characterization and entertaining and deep story arks, Redemption falls flat on its face by not only refusing to give any background information other than what you already know from the other games, but also by having flat; one dimensional characters and a terrible power set which gives you a different animal power set every in-game day.
The story is meant to be an essay on minorities and discrimination but winds up feeling overly preachy because of the narrative style of the new author.
Although the attempt to take this series in a more serious and realistic direction is admirable and fairly well executed, the story ultimately has the same problems as Man of Steel and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. I came in expecting a fun, silly ride with dark, serious undertones. Instead I received an author’s noble yet misguided attempt to make a statement and bring about change at the cost of what amounted to a power fantasy With a healthy dose of political intrigue with racial undertones when fighting in the slums and a power fantasy of epic proportions when you fight with the Heroes Rise universe’s version of the JLA or the Avengers, the Millennial Group.
I am going to try the next game that comes out. Here’s hoping that it’s handled better.
The story is meant to be an essay on minorities and discrimination but winds up feeling overly preachy because of the narrative style of the new author.
Although the attempt to take this series in a more serious and realistic direction is admirable and fairly well executed, the story ultimately has the same problems as Man of Steel and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. I came in expecting a fun, silly ride with dark, serious undertones. Instead I received an author’s noble yet misguided attempt to make a statement and bring about change at the cost of what amounted to a power fantasy With a healthy dose of political intrigue with racial undertones when fighting in the slums and a power fantasy of epic proportions when you fight with the Heroes Rise universe’s version of the JLA or the Avengers, the Millennial Group.
I am going to try the next game that comes out. Here’s hoping that it’s handled better.
jkp1187,
Falls far short of previous efforts...pass
The reality show was probably the high water mark of this author's other series, but this one just appears to be long on wind and short on action.
Question: what sort of RPG has you describe your character's powers long before basic facts like your character's gender or orientation? Presumably this is some sort of message from the author, but I came here for a fun adventure, not to read the pretentious opinions of some windbag.
Give this one a pass. If you want to see a Choice of Games app that handles political messages well, try Choice of Robots or the Hosted Game Choice by Gaslight, which have amazing writing and interesting choices.
Question: what sort of RPG has you describe your character's powers long before basic facts like your character's gender or orientation? Presumably this is some sort of message from the author, but I came here for a fun adventure, not to read the pretentious opinions of some windbag.
Give this one a pass. If you want to see a Choice of Games app that handles political messages well, try Choice of Robots or the Hosted Game Choice by Gaslight, which have amazing writing and interesting choices.
Hipster Smurf,
Too preachy and heavy handed
I appreciate the efforts the author is going to be inclusive but there isn't an ounce of subtlety in this story. There are about 5-6 different points in the game where your character monologues about underrepresented people and has to make a decision about what you plan to do about them. They're literally the same questions and answers slightly reworded with no effect on the story. Of all the Hero Project games I felt like I had the least control over the outcome in this one.
SwimFreak19,
Amazing Series
I have always loved these interactive books and I can’t wait for the next one 😁 This one kind of ends abruptly.
daisy ✨,
a delightful read
this book, along with the heroes rise trilogy, is absolutely wonderful to read. weaver is literally one of my favorite characters ever. can’t wait for the second book!
Nick1856734,
More than I could want
If you loved the heroes rise trilogy as much as me you may have thought, nothing could beat that experience. But I reluctantly admit I enjoyed this new installation even more, possibly the author has grown and it seemed more evolved but as much as I loved my old heroes rise character and his storyline this new storyline has me even more invested. Essentially what I'm saying is this is well worth the 4.99 and I would buy it again in a heartbeat, if you liked heroes rise or even if your new try this game. Also the author allowed saves from hero fall to create a great background story revolving around your previous experience which is super unique and awesome. I doubt the author will read my review, but if by some chance you do, thank you so much for the awesome content and I hope you keep up the great work. :)
Regards,
A loyal fan
Regards,
A loyal fan
Kirrahe,
Extremely immersive and well worth the wait!
I have been a fan of this series since the first game was released, but this game really surpassed my expectations. It was very well written and the main character you play is truly unique. The subjects this story addresses are interesting, but the dialogue can occasionally feel preachy. That being said, the author has every right to use his story as a platform to discuss varies societal topics. This game also feels much darker and intense in it's nature than the previous games, but it really adds to the atmosphere and it helps make the game seem more realistic, and each situation more dire. Also, the side characters that are showcased are becoming very fleshed out and easy to get attached too. I really enjoyed it and I'm very excited to see how Zachary continues this plot! This game is absolutely worth your time!
Cameron.seal97,
Representation matters
As a massive fan of the original Heroes Rise trilogy, I had high hopes and expectations for this first installation of the follow-up series. I was not disappointed. One of my favorite aspects of the books is how, as you advance, the narrative and thematic focus transitions from the individual struggle of your hero into considering how your actions effect the world and attitude of the people around you. Zachary Sergei's awareness of the still-relevant need for dialogue about representation of minorities, systematic oppression and prejudice elevated the Heroes Rise trilogy from a collection of entertaining games into one of my favorite literary pieces. With the Redemption Season, he's done it again, expanding both the world and the central argument with a refreshing new perspective. Fun, thought-provoking, and progressive, both this app and his previous works are definitely worth the purchase.
