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HeroCade is a 9-in-1 VR game collection featuring the award winning DreadHalls and Sisters. You, Player One, are trapped in a future VR construct. Play your way through each vr experience to unlock the mystery of your imprisonment, and the future of the human race.
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Unpretentious, raw, dark and plot-driven.
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ThisGenGamingJustin OneilMay 20177.5/10After playing all nine games I would say as a whole that HeroCade is worth the price of admission. Not all of the games are fun or really make sense in VR but some of the others like Dreadhalls and 405 Road Rage made the game worth playing to me.
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Pure PlaystationChris HardingJun 20174/10HeroCade is a collection of bad games with a couple of half-decent attempts thrown in. Remember those crummy 1000-in-1 TV plug-and-play consoles where the majority of the games were shite rip-offs of other games? 'Nuff said.
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TechRaptorSamuel GuglielmoMay 20172.5/10Heocade is composed of 9 games, and of those 8 of them are terrible. Only Dreadhalls is worth playing, but maybe it's better to wait and see if it gets a cheaper individual release than being stuck in this horrid collection.
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