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Disney's Hercules

Disney's Hercules

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Disney's Action Game Hercules

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Release Date: January 1, 1997

Arcade, Platformers, Cartoons, Mythology, 2D, Disney, Singleplayer

Two-dimensional platformer based on Walt Disney's animated film. We play the role of Hercules, who tries to prove that he is worthy of sitting at Olympus with the gods. In order to do so, we defeat numerous opponents known from mythology, jump on the rock shelves and prepare for the final battle with Hades.

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Disney's Action Game Hercules, also known under a shorter title Disney's Hercules, is a 2D platformer released on PC, PSP and PS3. In the game, we spend most of our time on dangerous slopes and platforms, defeating enemies sent by the Greek gods who put us to the test. From time to time, the perspective changes from a side view to the third-person.

Plot

The plot of the game coincides with the story presented in an animated movie created by Disney. The main character is the son of Zeus, the Greek ruler of Olympus, and Alcmena, a mortal woman. Commonly considered to be the strongest man on Earth, Hercules must prove his power to the gods to join their circle. However, not everyone likes this idea. Hercule will face, among other things, Hades himself and his numerous servants.

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Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows January 1, 1997

PlayStation 3

PlayStation 3 January 22, 2009

PlayStation Portable

PlayStation Portable January 22, 2009

Age restrictions: none

Features

System Requirements

System Requirements for Disney's Hercules Video Game:

Sony PlayStation 3

PlayStation 3

Supports:
PlayStation Network

PlayStation Portable

PlayStation Portable

Supports:
PlayStation Network

Ratings

Game Ratings for Disney's Hercules Video Game.

89%

STEAM Score

All Reviews: Very Positive (665)

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User Reviews Summary generated by AI

The main pros of the game

  • Nostalgia: Many users express a strong nostalgic connection to the game, recalling fond childhood memories associated with it.
  • Visuals and Charm: The colorful levels and charm of the game are frequently praised, with users noting that it captures the vibe of the Disney movie well.
  • Gameplay: Despite its simplicity, the gameplay is described as solid for a game from 1997. Some users enjoy the challenge it presents, indicating that it is still engaging even for adults.
  • Controller Support: Several reviews mention that the game works with controllers, which enhances the gameplay experience.
  • Remake Potential: Users express a desire for a remastered version, suggesting that the game has potential for improvement with updated graphics and mechanics.

The main cons of the game

  • Short Length: Many users note that the game is quite short, typically taking about an hour or two to complete.
  • Difficulty: Some players find the game challenging, particularly due to its boss fights and lack of a save system, which can lead to frustration.
  • Clunky Controls: There are mentions of clunky controls, especially when using a keyboard, and some users have difficulty adjusting the key bindings.
  • Technical Issues: A few reviews mention bugs and technical problems, such as the game not opening or save files being deleted.

The features or elements that are missing from the game according to users

  • Save System: Users express disappointment over the absence of a traditional save system, which makes it difficult to pick up where they left off.
  • Additional Content: Some players noted that the game is missing the final stage where Hercules fights Hades, and they feel it detracts from the experience.
  • Difficulty Levels: Users mentioned the lack of options for different difficulty levels, which could cater to a wider range of players.
  • Localization: There are requests for additional language options, as some users noted the game is only available in English.

Summary

  • Overall, Disney's Hercules is celebrated for its nostalgic value and charm, but it suffers from issues related to length, difficulty, and technical aspects that could be improved in a remaster.

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