Mario tennis open baby peach. Random Heroes: Gold Edition is an action-adventure platformer. It is an updated port of Random Heroes, which originally released on mobile devices and received average to good reviews. The question remains; is an updated port really warranted?

My first thought when assigned Random Heroes: Gold Edition was whether the “gold edition” was just part of the name or was there a previous game? With the help of a search engine, I found there was a Random Heroes on mobile. I couldn’t actually find it in my phone’s app store, so I can’t say exactly what is new.

Certainly, no points are earned for being original. Random Heroes: Gold Edition doesn’t bring us a storyline we haven’t seen before. Aliens invade earth, and Random Heroes are sent to stop them. The Heroes range from a parody of pop culture icons to historical figures—each with different stats.

There are three stars to be earned in each level. The stars are earned by collecting hidden coins, not getting hit by an enemy, and defeating all enemies within the stage. The coins can be used to purchase more powerful guns. Stars are used to unlock characters.

Gameplay seemed uninspired and extremely repetitive. The difficulty is minimum. I was able to breeze through all the levels with all three stars on the first try—something I can rarely do. When looking for hidden coins, they were found with minimal effort, most of the time.

Nothing about Random Heroes sucked me in. Despite updates made from the original, it still felt like nothing more than a mobile game. It just felt like the same thing over and over. The only real difference was during progressing through the game; there was a slight change of skins for enemies and levels. The only real surprise was when I defeated the first boss and he exploded into coins.

Although things can be mixed up—such as weapons and which hero you choose to play—gameplay remained dull. Despite that each character had different stats nothing seemed to differ with them. There wasn’t a strategy to the game; players can hold down the shoot button.

The number of coins, shields, swords, and cards you acquire in the game will depend mostly on how lucky you are during the session. This makes the game a neutral ground that is great for competition. It’s a game that requires one of the most un-hackable traits of all, luck.

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While Random Heroes may make a decent mobile game, the updated version—Random Heroes: Gold Edition—isn’t really up to par, especially for the asking price of $4.99. It is an excellent example of why some games should stay on mobile devices.

Only random heroes can save the day!

The Earth is being invaded by terrifying aliens! It’s up to you and a bunch of random heroes to save the day and stop the invasion! Shoot and jump your way through over 108 levels to stop the alien menace and bring peace to the planet. Will you be able to survive?

Collect cold hard cash to upgrade your arsenal and teach those invaders who’s boss. Unlock new heroes to play as, each with their own unique stats.

Features:

* Challenge your way through 9 chapters, each with 12 level!

* Collect coins from enemies to upgrade your weapon!

* Purchase different firearms for an extra punch!

* Unlock and play as 28 different heroes with unique abilities!

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