Not Exactly A Hero: novel game 1.0.5

If you're weary of the conventional superhero narrative riddled with clichés, 'Not Exactly A Hero: Visual Novel, Story-driven Adventure Game' offers a refreshing perspective on life within a superhero universe.

"Not Exactly A Hero"
In this game, players step into the shoes of Riley, an ordinary citizen whose role as a substitute agent involves supporting a superhero's day-to-day tasks. This premise invites a unique exploration of life outside the typical hero's journey.

"Relationship Matters"
Players will navigate a variety of interactions with an eclectic cast of characters throughout Riley’s journey:

• Chief, the perpetually stressed boss grappling with budget constraints;
• Chris, the ambitious new recruit constantly seeking your approval;
• An insightful Oobur driver adept at provoking thought;
• A kebab vendor with an offbeat and unpredictable personality.

Your relationships with these characters can evolve in multiple directions, influenced by your choices within the game.

"Every Playthrough Is Unique"
As the story unfolds, players will encounter an abundance of decisions that shape the narrative. With three distinct starting points, four side character routes, and nine possible endings—plus an additional bonus route for completionists—the game offers a rich tapestry of experiences tailored by your choices.

Main Features

• Engaging novel-style adventure
• Light-hearted atmosphere reminiscent of Marvel narratives
• Aesthetic illustrations contributed by the artist from 'Underworld Office'
• Innovative messenger-style gameplay
• Dynamic interactions with four main characters leading to various outcomes
• Nine distinct endings along with a completionist bonus route
• Achievements and collectible illustrations enhance replayability

This title is highly recommended for enthusiasts of story-driven and choice-based games. Players who enjoy engaging narratives populated by well-rounded characters will find much to appreciate.

Additional highlights include:

• An immersive experience where players embody an everyday citizen amid superhero antics;
• Diverse characters with layers beneath their initial appearances;
• Puzzle-solving mechanics presented in a "time attack" format;
• The emphasis on player choices significantly alters the storyline and endings;
• A promise of more captivating stories and visual novels in future releases;
• If you find this title appealing, consider exploring other offerings like '7 Days' and 'Underworld Office.'

This game is ideal for:

• Fans of visual novels and adventure games focused on character interaction;
• Aficionados of lighthearted superhero tales in various media;
• Individuals seeking relatable narratives that resonate on personal levels;
• Those who appreciate indie games showcasing heartfelt storytelling;
• Gamers who find conventional story-driven experiences lacking excitement.