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Strike Force Heroes

2012

  • shooter
  • platform
  • role-playing (rpg)
  • indie
  • arcade
  • action
  • single player
  • multiplayer
  • co-operative
  • split screen

The story

Unravel a deadly mystery, customize your heroes, and save the world in this thrilling remake of the hit flash arena shooter.

What it’s like

Chunky pixel sprites and bright, saturated side-scrolling stages in the style of a flash-era arcade shooter, with explosions that puff in cartoonish bursts and a palette of primary colours over tidy, readable backdrops. The soundtrack is a bouncy chiptune-adjacent loop with punchy gunfire and stingers, and the controls feel snappy and immediate in the hands. The vibe is brisk, breezy and loud: good for a short lunchtime session, a few rounds with friends on the couch, or a noisy weekend afternoon when you want something fast to pick up and put down. Combat is frequent and light in tone, with cartoon-style violence, plenty of enemies to gun down, and no real gore or cruelty. Progression comes through unlocking and tweaking heroes, class choices, and team-based modes such as capture the flag and deathmatch, so the rhythm is quick rounds with steady rewards. It suits players who want an accessible, colourful shooter with co-op and competitive play, and people who enjoy customising a roster of characters without any heavy story investment.

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