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Gemini: Heroes Reborn

Gemini: Heroes Reborn

Phosphor Games·Released Jan 18, 2016·Single player

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ShooterAdventure
Critic62/100
Across 2 reviews
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Developed by Phosphor Games and published by Imperative Entertainment and NBC Universal Television, Gemini: Heroes Reborn was released to accompany the 13-episode mini-series on NBC. Gemini and Enigma act as prequels to Heroes Reborn and share an overarching story by two writers on the show, overseen by Heroes creator Tim Kring. Key characters and plots will link the two games, so while you can play them separately, Heroes lovers can play both to get a richer experience.

Reviews

3 reviews
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Adam Ducker·Jan 29, 2016
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The lack of actual Heroes content in Gemini: Heroes Reborn can be taken two ways. It's not caught up in the increasingly complicated timelines of the franchise and aside from a few collectibles and a one line mention of a plot point, there isn't enough to keep fans hooked solely on their love for the show. It does manage to pack a lot of surprises into a short game with its interesting mix of powers but excellence is prevented as it gets bogged down in not allowing its own mechanics to properly flourish.

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Were it built with more skill, with a greater flow of movement and one hell of a graphical upgrade, and then given a dose of writing that wasn't horribly reminiscent of its sister show, this could have been quite the thing. And yet, I enjoyed myself at moments, before wearying of its weaknesses toward the end. Fascinating that it came this close.

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Leif Johnson·Jan 19, 2016
Critic64/100
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Gemini: Heroes Reborn is short, drab, and derivative, but it nevertheless generally remains fun throughout its five-hour running time. In its best moments, it mixes familiar elements from beloved platformers and puzzlers to create an experience that, at least for brief moments, captures the essence of the show.

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