Naxeex's crazy action game combining Grand Theft Auto's open-world sandbox mechanics with a Spider-Man parody
Naxeex's crazy action game combining Grand Theft Auto's open-world sandbox mechanics with a Spider-Man parody
Vote: (42 votes)
Program license: Free
Developer: Naxeex LLC
Version: 3.5.0
Works under: Android
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Program license
(42 votes)
Free
Developer
Version
Naxeex LLC
3.5.0
Works under:
Android
Pros
- Fun GTA clone with a completely open world to explore
- Controls are designed to feel natural and accessible
- Offers lots of fun weaponry and equipment to deploy
- Spreads a positive anti-gang message
Cons
- The Rope Hero rarely has to use his ropes
- Old-school graphics tend to lag and demonstrate problems with rendering
- Presents several adult themes that are not appropriate for children or families
- Hard to follow the plot without a solid linear progression
Rope Hero is a crazy sandbox action game from Naxeex LLC that combines rowdy superhero adventures with urban criminal antics.
This free-range 3D release is basically Grand Theft Auto: Spiderman without the official connection to Rockstar or Marvel. The eponymous star of this title is billed as a cockier version of the classic comic book icon. His utility belt carries a variety of useful ropes, and the grappling hook is a core part of the featured gameplay.
Strangely, the airborne swinging mechanics take a backseat to the gritty battles that are front and center in Rope Hero. Hand-to-hand combat is a key focus, and players are incentivized to steal automobiles for major heists and getaways. The relatively sparse storyline revolves around gang conflicts, so there are many mature themes depicted.
For an open-world game, the graphics are somewhat lacking, but the jagged polygonal edges supply a daring retro aesthetic that is attractive in some markets. The protagonist isn't provided with much direction, so engagement involves quite a bit of aimless wandering; however, you can simply start a rampage whenever you get lost!
Pros
- Fun GTA clone with a completely open world to explore
- Controls are designed to feel natural and accessible
- Offers lots of fun weaponry and equipment to deploy
- Spreads a positive anti-gang message
Cons
- The Rope Hero rarely has to use his ropes
- Old-school graphics tend to lag and demonstrate problems with rendering
- Presents several adult themes that are not appropriate for children or families
- Hard to follow the plot without a solid linear progression
