Pocket Gamer: Ellen Ripley, Luke Skywalker, Captain Kirk, John Connor. All sci-fi heroes of the highest order, and all morally unimpeachable.
If we were to liken Sci-Fi Heroes the game to an actual sci-fi hero, it would probably be the big gruff guy (Jayne) from Firefly, or maybe Han Solo before he stopped shooting first.
Ian DeMartino of GameWoof writes "When I first downloaded Sci-Fi Heroes, it was unplayable. Since making the jump from console games to mobile games, I have become a huge fan of the Battleheart type games. They are an example of a genre that can only be done with touch devices; trying to play Battleheart, Cowboys vs Zombies or similar titles with an Xbox controller would be as foolish as trying to play a direct port of Madden or Gran Turismo with touchscreen controls. More than that, they are a lot of fun. A perfect mix of strategy and hectic arcade action. So, playing Sci-Fi Heroes for the first time, I really wanted to love it. It had the same game mechanics as Battleheart with a great artstyle and a laugh out loud writing style, what wasn’t to love? Unfortunately, it was buggy as hell. It slowed to a stop and crashed more than a Windows 95 PC that had spent the past two decades browsing porn sites without virus protection."
Majesco Entertainment Company (NASDAQ: COOL), an innovative provider of video games for the mass market, brings the battle with the Calimar Space horde to a new home with the launch of Sci-Fi Heroes for Android devices.
GameZebo: What's more beloved than an awesome sci-fi flick? The best kinds come with a great balance of action, adventure, storytelling, and a little sense of humor. Sci-fi fans know the importance of poking fun at the genre that they love so much.
