Posted on: August 3, 2024

Xenophilic
Games: 62 Reviews: 17
A Sweet (game) Baby
Interesting concept for the modern gamer, but not a game made for me.
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Twenty years ago, the supervillains won.
Since then, they’ve created a dystopian city where developing super powers is a crime. Nobody has managed to slow them down, until now.
Capes is a turn based superhero strategy game where you build a team of heroes and fight to take back the city.
Played across a series of campaign and patrol missions, choose to push forward with the story or take the time to explore the side missions and unlock more heroes, earn skill points and complete challenges, and learn more about your heroes lives.
Recruit new heroes with a range of unique powers and abilities. Every hero plays differently, and requires a fresh approach to their powers and abilities.
Learning and exploiting each hero's unique play style will build their power in combat allowing them to unleash their personal tide turning Ultimates.
Exciting, heroic, turn based combat to test your strategic skills. Team ups and positioning matter, unlocking new ways to approach every enemy type and supervillain you encounter.
Capes combat isn't based around random numbers or lurking behind cover. Power doesn't make you invulnerable, far from it. Your choices will make the difference between victory and defeat.
Take up to 4 heroes to work together in each mission. Each hero gains a unique team up ability from each of their allies, allowing them to work together to take advantage of their unique powers.
Level up your heroes to gain access to new abilities and powerful upgrades.
Use Skill Points acquired from completing objectives and challenges to unlock their powers.
Complete collections of hero specific challenges during missions to earn bonus Skill Points and unlock optional missions that give a deeper insight into each of the heroes.
©2024 Daedalic Entertainment GmbH and Spitfire Interactive. The Daedalic logo is a trademark of Daedalic Entertainment GmbH, Germany. All rights reserved.
Content warning: Capes contains strong language and blood.
Content warning: Capes contains strong language and blood.
Posted on: August 3, 2024
Xenophilic
Games: 62 Reviews: 17
A Sweet (game) Baby
Interesting concept for the modern gamer, but not a game made for me.
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Posted on: October 25, 2024
Golab15
Games: 1178 Reviews: 25
Any opinions are important
thanks for woke content warning; I will not buy.
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Posted on: September 26, 2024
wytefang
Games: 261 Reviews: 9
Bland art, woke influences. Avoid.
A number of preventable issues plague Capes ruining what could've been a fun new Turn-based contender in the genre. I had high expectations, like many of us did, however, modern social/political influences and lazy art design destroyed any hope this game had of being a hit. Let's start with the graphic and artistic design of the characters - as this is one of the more glaring issues players will notice. Superheroes are amazing and need to look like it. Capes' art design is about as bland as can be. Costumes are non-descript and the first main Villain is so poorly designed, graphically, that it almost feels like place-holder art. The heroes aren't much better. The final issue with Capes is how heavily it appears to have been influenced by the developers' desire to appeal to modern "woke" sensibilities in the form of heavy-handed catering to DEI foolishness. I could see the insidious influence of woke kowtowing when the game has you go find a 3rd member of your team and hilariously enough they were in a wheelchair. Nothing wrong with a wheelchair-bound hero (See: Prof. Xavier of the X-men) but in this case it was obviously done to suit an agenda. When will developers realize that no one wants this or wants to see political or social knee-bending in their games? There's a reason consumers came up with the phrase, "Go woke, go broke" and this game beautifully illustrates that point as it was a huge deserved flop. If you can get this game on a huge discount it might be a bit fun if you can keep from throwing up at the blatant DEI infestation. But really, games that do this type of thing should be avoided and boycotted. A final note, the writing itself is fairly bland and insipid as well. It's annoying to see some higher-scored reviews from websites like crappy IGN or PC Gamer when they clearly ignored the game's many, many issues. More proof that modern gaming sites are corrupt and pointless. SMH Avoid.
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