Ordinary people can become heroes.

In Not Exactly A Hero, the player watches a series of messages between characters without any animation or intense action. There are no moments with many beautiful effects; it's just a story told through one screen. Publisher brazenly releases a game with only text messages as its content. I can’t believe they’re willing to take that risk! I was initially shocked by their unusual gait and fortitude. At first glance, Not Exactly A Hero's main character Riley seems like a child-like superhero. In fact, he's an extraordinary reserve agent who supports everyday actions of the above superhero every day. Often overlooked in favor of the superhero, Riley is a normal man whose life experiences provide the meat of his stories. Chef constantly complains about the budget of superhero teams in his messages. His grumbling is always present throughout his messages. New member Chris is a second-year player who possesses limited skills but many inventive ideas. He constantly tries to undercut his peers by making you look bad. Nobody knows why this was created. Oobur, the driver, frequently utters perplexing words. Nobody understands his statements because they’re so confusing; they remain a mystery to everyone. A trucker with a condescending personality sells kebabs. He constantly wants to win and his self-importance is enormous. People who meet you can easily become your friend, or even a great supporter. These people provide valuable advice and information, and always stand by your side.

At first, the game seems cheesy and shallow. However, it quickly reveals a surprisingly deep, touching story. Throughout the game, you can build relationships and trust with whoever you choose. This leads to many conversations and choices as you travel across the world. The ending of the story can come in unexpected ways thanks to how enthralling it is. Sometimes, this will necessitate a crucial final decision that determines life or death. Do not take this decision lightly or as a joke. There are games that are similar to this that you don't notice are interactive. Some disguise their interactivity so you can't affect the characters' fates. This is like the case with Silent Hill if you remember— it's because no matter what choice you make, it doesn't affect anything. The Not Exactly A Hero story is interactive; every decision the player makes determines the ending. Because of this, make sure to keep track of every touch on the screen. You can play this game over and over again. Each time you play, simply change a small part of the decision to keep things changing. There are reportedly nine endings in the game, with three starting points. Additionally, the game has four extra character routes and a total of 10 different endings.

I get inspiration from similar short stories when creating the plot line for Not Exactly A Hero. These involve heroic characters performing good deeds for no reward other than positive energy. Everyone needs a heart to live and inspire; without it, they would only be wind that carries strength. In Not Exactly a Hero, ordinary people play the roles of heroes. This real world features no Superman or Ironman; instead, it has heroes similar to the ones found in popular movies. When readers enter this world, they’ll face unusual adventures with Riley and his friends. Each will fight against dark forces hiding throughout their world. In contrast to super-powered characters, non-powered heroes possess exceptional courage and heart. Not Exactly A Hero provides a contrasting message.

The core of my game is the dialogue between characters. Creating vibrant images and effects wouldn’t give my game a quintessential feel. Each story is led by the author's ability to command the action; this leads to continual conversations about the subject. Words not only convey a writer’s emotions but also provide insight into their hidden thoughts and motives. I understood the importance of careful consideration before messaging my friends after playing this game. Each word and phrase carries its own weight and significance. Selecting details and saying what needs to be conveyed most effectively will positively impact both myself and the readers. Yes, that’s right— they will grow more positive energy. What do you think after playing the game?

You can play the game's complete content without purchasing tickets.

Heroes aren't special just because they're average people.

In Not Exactly A Hero, the players engage with the story through multiple interactive cutscenes. There are no animated characters or intense action sequences— the game is just one big screen with text messaging between a few characters. I can’t believe the publisher released an adventure game with only text boxes! I was so shocked by their strange gait and fortitude at first that I initially had no words. Above a superhero, Riley is both cute and an unlikely hero. His sole purpose as a reserve agent is to support the everyday activities of his superhero hero. You're not mistaken. The lead character isn't a superhero; it's Riley, a regular human being like us. ———

Sick and tired of your usual typical superhero plots full of clichés? Wonder what it's like to live as an everyday citizen in a superhero universe? Play 'Not Exactly A Hero: Visual Novel, Story-driven Adventure Game' and find out!

"Not Exactly A Hero"
Riley, the game's player character, is a substitute agent with the purpose of supporting a superhero's everyday activities. But essentially, Riley is an everyday citizen. Yes - just like you and me.

"Relationship matters"
In the game, you will go through numerous encounters with all kinds of characters in between cases:
Your boss, Chief, who's constantly under stress from low budget issues;
Your team's new recruit, Chris, who tries to scratch your ego all the time;
An 'Oobur' driver with a knack for stirring up other people's minds;
A kebab truck guy with a weird and wonky personality...
You may befriend some of them. Some might turn their backs on you. It's all up to you and the choices you make.

"Every playthrough is like playing a new game"
As the plot unravels, there will be a LOT of decisions you have to make.
Each and every one of those choices will build up as you proceed, and will ultimately decide the final outcome.
This game is packed with 3 starting points, 4 side character routes, 9 different endings and a bonus route for completionists.
You are the protagonist. Everything is up to your choice.

Main Features
- Intriguing novel-style adventure game
- Marvel-esque light and witty atmostphere
- Stylish illustrations drawn by the artist from the game 'Underworld Office'
- Unique messenger-style gameplay
- 4 main characters aside from the player character - many different events and routes based on the interactions with each of the characters
- 9 different endings + completionist bonus route
- 32 achievements + 48 collectible illustrations

Are you a fan of story-driven games, choice-based games, visual novel games, and/or games where you interact and build connections with other characters? Then you will love this game as well!

More things to point out!
- This adventure game is FREE TO PLAY (F2P)!
- This game is a story-driven visual novel where you get to live as an everyday citizen within a superhero universe
- Meet and interact with various characters with different personalities. The characters may look cold and with an attitude on the outside, but are kindhearted on the inside
- Progress through the missions given by your boss and solve unique puzzles in a "time attack" fashion
- This game is a choice-based game - storyline and ending will differ based on the decisions you make
- We still have so much more stories to tell. We will be bringing more visual novels, text-based, story-driven adventure games in the future
- If you like this game, take a look at our other games, '7 Days' and 'Underworld Office'. You won't be disappointed!

We recommend this game to...
- Gamers with a passion for visual novel games, adventure games, messenger style games, and/or games where you actively build connections with other characters
- Gamers who love light-themed superhero movies, comics, etc., or novels
- Someone who doesn't think their life is special - this game will give you the feels
- Gamers looking for Free to Play (F2P) games, indie games, heartwarming and wholesome games
- Someone who likes Marvel films and novel-based games
- Best game for people who find your same old usual copy-paste story-driven games boring
- Gamers who are looking for OG indie games such as Undertale

Tell the story of Not Exactly A Hero with a parable.
A hero of the popular version.
By playing the game and following the story, friendships are formed and a personal ending is achieved.
People don’t need to be exceptional for heroism, they just need to have a kind heart.
Narrating is such a skilled art.
What additional features are included with the Paid version?
Introduce Not Exactly A Hero with a ph rase.
The hero of the popular version.

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