The Hero is too Powerful so let's Pleeeease Settle this Peacefully! (AppID: 3955870)
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How strong is too strong? Find out from the hero's victims in this adventure RPG as you talk things out (or destroy everything) on your way to save the hero's childhood friend! Explore pricing history and player statistics for The Hero is too Powerful so let's Pleeeease Settle this Peacefully!.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Pentium Gold 4415Y 1.6GHz or better
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Storage: 5 GB available space
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 11
- Processor: Intel Core i5 2.2GHz or better
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Storage: 5 GB available space
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About This Game
How strong is too strong? Find out from the hero's victims in this adventure RPG as you talk things out (or destroy everything) on your way to save the hero's childhood friend!
Detailed Description
The proble- er- story so far...
Haryun is the son of the venerated hero Harold which is a bit of a problem since Harold was also the one who taught him the sword. Why would learning the sword from a hero be a problem? Because, he was so powerful that the kingdom forced him into retirement!!!
So, now he needs to save his childhood friend (from some illness or something; it's probably not too serious anyway). On his journey Haryun will (peacefully?) solve many problems and work together with an incredibly powerful witch!
(Player plays the game here.)
The end.
(Anti-)Features
Attack: You can make a super-duper extra over-powered attack which will make you level up and only increase the damage further! (The attack preparations shorten as your level increases.)
Talk: Let's pleeease settle this peacefully!
Look: I promise this isn't just a slightly different thing from Talk... I mean you use your eyes.
Forgiving difficulty: Maps reset because they're probably never more than a little damaged.
Unforgiving difficulty: Attacked the wrong person? Too bad you'll never know. Just give up and ask for some forgiveness (the only forgiving option is to change the difficulty).
More: There's a menu, the game saves, and all kinds of other things you normally find in games!