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About This Game Gemini: Heroes Reborn is a first person action-adventure that allows users to enter into the role of Cassandra, age 20. She is a young woman on a journey of discovery in which she will unlock incredible powers - unique in the Heroes Universe - and solve a mystery in her past. 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Gemini: Heroes Reborn is a "bridge" between the Heroes TV show and the Heroes Reborn TV show. I watched the former and passed entirely on the latter because wow did the quality go in the crapper fast on Heroes. I loved Season 1, Season 2 was okay, and everything past that was pretty abysmal. Why then does this weird spin-off game that doesn't feature characters from the show have a positive rating? Well, it turns out the powers offer some surprisingly innovative gameplay. You get to use telekinesis to lift and throw enemies and objects, catch bullets and throw them back at baddies, slow time, look through time, travel between the same area in two time periods willy-nilly (which makes combat interesting at times), and...okay, so that's pretty much it, but it's surprisingly entertaining while it lasts. There are a handful of environmental puzzles where you need to use your powers to progress, and when you come upon enemies, you kill them all to "get a keycard" (you don't even walk over the bodies) to open the exit, and proceed to the next section of the level. The game features two heavily (and somewhat poorly) scripted boss fights, neither of which was all that fun, and it's pretty short. The brevity of the game is good, because it would have gotten old if the game had gone on any longer. The plot was so throw-away, and the dialog was cliche and cringe-worthy - more than you might even imagine.Some folks had glitches, so I'll add that the only glitches I ever encountered were funny physics stuff, like guards dying with their heads stuck in the ceiling and their bodies wildly twitching after death. Not a glitch, but I was shocked by the decision to not let the player shoot guns or physically attack anyone. You kill plenty of people using your powers, and can even throw bullets you catch with telekinesis back at enemies to kill them, but you cannot pick up a gun, punch, stab, kick, etc. It's a little annoying, but the powers are the real reason I was here anyway, so whatever. This is the epitome of a B game, with most everything being rather garbage, except it has curiously enjoyable powers that made me have a pretty good time playing it. Get it on sale for like $5.00, but otherwise, it would be overpriced for what it is.Oh, and your main character looks like she's cosplaying as Zoey from Left 4 Dead. It had to be said.. Made it to level 9 before I couldnt take it anymore. Levels are literally "Kill x number of people by either using them as a human shield while other AI shoot them without second thought, throw them around until they die or use the needlessly complicated bullet-catch technique then collect x number of keycards to pass through doors." Levels look HORRIBLE. I was able to break the game many times simply trying to climb I was able to get out of the map many times. Do not buy this even on sale.. This game isn't bad. Hopefully you've played PSI-OPS: The Mindgate Conspiracy because it's a good comparison with this game. This game is basically PSI-OPS without guns. Well YOU don't get guns. The game runs well and plays well enough but it is short. $15 USD is a bit high for a game that can be beat in about 5 hours.. Yet another underrated Gem. You know, I don't even think I'm playing this game 100% correctly, and I'm having a blast. There's just something really special about a game that lets you kill an armed guard by going back in time, grabbing a chair with your telekinetic powers, going forward in time and launching the chair at the guard. Alternatively, you can just launch a guard into the air repeatedly until the fall damage kills him. Massively entertaining.. I think everyone else has already pointed out that the game is better than the TV series. That is correct.Controls can be maddening at time but overall it's entertaining... but very short! I can tell the devs put a lot of work in creating it but that seems kind of wasted on such a short game, although there seems to be potential for a sequel.. REVIEWER'S NOTE - I streamed this game while playing it offline from Steam, so my clocked hours do not reflect the time put into playing. You can view my streams by searching my channel "FrustratedAngryGamer" on YouTube.My Rating: 4/5Gemini: Heroes Reborn is a rare example of an adaptation-to-game form not only succeeding in its own right, but also proving to be the better effort. And what an effort it is! This game, plain and simple, is unique and fun to play. The story is serviceable and doesn’t interfere with the enjoyment of what is, in essence, a meaty puzzle game garnished with some very exciting dollops of action.There are two primary mechanics in the game – telekinesis and temporal shifting. TK is exactly what you’d expect: pick up and maneuver objects with your mind, or charge them for an offensive projectile. The fluidity of TK in the game makes both the lighter puzzle elements and the high-octane action beats equally satisfying. Moving tables, lifting grates, and other “low-energy” uses are easy to accomplish and give you a tight control of your surroundings. Then, when encountering your enemies, using larger objects to deflect projectile fire or lifting a man off his feet is done with great pleasure. You truly feel like a superhero. Late in the game your powers develop further, allowing you to slow down time and grasp hot buckshot in midair with which to project back into your enemy’s face. But it isn’t just the TK that makes you special. You have the ability to scout and teleport between two distinct time periods. Scouting ahead keeps you invisible to your destination’s patrolling villains, allowing you a tactical edge before stepping through into that physical realm to execute your strategies. This proves to be the core of the gameplay and it is more than just a gimmick. This is one of those games that relies on the actual gameplay (what a concept!) and that gameplay is awesome, invigorating, and supremely satisfying. In addition to this is some very light platforming, but I found that to be secondary to the superpowered mechanics described above. More often than not, a platforming puzzle required some time shifting at particular junctions which not only helped forward your momentum through the levels, but also established and reestablished your abilities to kept the gameplay fresh. Without these moments between the larger set pieces, the linearity of the game would've felt rushed or even non-existent. Instead, we traverse through the setting inch by inch; and in the process we learn more about the world we're in and the story being told as we progress.Enemies are made up of a wide catalog of villains ranging from simple security guards to the armored elite. The stronger the enemy, the higher their resistance to your powers. Some enemies are entirely immune to your special skills. This proves to be a challenge as you dart across maps - slipping through the time streams as you move – all the while keeping a keen eye on the events unfolding around you whilst finding ways to subdue your foes and find an escape. This is a perfect contrast to the softer puzzle sections that pad the adventure’s progress between these explosions of action.Overall, this game is a lot of fun. It is relatively brief (I clocked in at roughly six and a half hours), and if some of the puzzles stump you for as long as they stumped me (I’m not sure if that’s an insult to myself or not) then you’ll get more than your money’s worth from it. My only wish was that there was a multiplayer or co-op aspect to the game. I think the mechanics and the setting lends itself nicely to a plethora of game types, and the prospect of choosing from a balanced pool of unique upgradeable powers is something I hope we’ll see in the future. Maybe not with the Heroes brand on it (which seems to be poisonous at this point), but perhaps an original IP from the minds at Phosphor can bring something like that to life. They’ve already succeeded at making a great game with TK and time shifting, so we should have every confidence they can do more with what they’ve proven themselves capable of here.