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Picomy shows off finished build of Heroki

Picomy Games’ upcoming whimsical, mobile-adventure title Heroki was unveiled during PAX Prime in 2013. At the time, SEGA, who is publishing the game, said it would arrive later that year.

Of course, that didn’t end up happening as the game seemingly was delayed a few times, although there was never an official word from SEGA as to why. But earlier this year, Picomy announced on its Facebook page that the game would finally see a release in early 2015.

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Yesterday, they posted the above image, which they say is the final build of the game. I have to say that I love the bright, vibrant colors expressed in the game. It feels almost like a Rayman game, just with a bit more whimsy thrown in.

The game stars Heroki, a young lad who lives in the whimsical sky village of Levantia. All is going well until Dr. N. Forchin steals a magical amulet called the Emirex. Heroki then departs on a quest to regain the Emirex for his village, where he can use the wind to fly thanks to his handy propeller hat.

The game’s official description:

A fantastic touch-screen hero

  • Fly, freefall and fight with the help of the wind and a propeller
  • Walk and explore when on land
  • Push, pick-up and throw objects
  • Collect coins, discover power-ups, and master new skills
  • Both touch screen and traditional control schemes to choose from

Deep & beautiful mobile action-adventure

  • Explore four whimsical worlds including a tropical island, a water world and a village in the sky
  • Meet and befriend a cast of characters
  • Face and foil the five unique enemies of each world
  • Discover a host of secret islands with mini-games and quests to earn special rewards

 

Chris Powell

Chris is the editor-in-chief of Mega Visions Magazine and the co-creator of SEGA Nerds. He was the former managing editor of Airman magazine and has written for publications like Joystiq, PSP Fanboy, RETRO magazine, among others.
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