Surprisingly fun game! Neat concept, the art and sound were used quite nicely, and the parody names got a laugh out of me.

There's two issues, though. is that the location descriptions were fairly confusing. They either showed only one stat to prioritize, or none. Some were fairly obvious,  too, like the "Fighting in Area 61" needing strength, but "Find our missing friends!" with no other description is quite confusing.

The other problem is that locations show up randomly, so it's pretty easy to get a big streak of heroes but no locations. I'd make heroes randomized, but fix the location, like maybe you start with X location and you have to find a hero that fits good enough within X time limit or it disappears for a different location.

Other than that, the game's pretty good. Hero management agency is such a good concept it'd be a shame to not expand on!

The game was super fun! I tried to get the best time possible and my best was something around 8 minutes :D Definitely one of my favourite games in this jam! Huge respect for interesting interpretation!

The parody heroes (and sheer number of them) are hilarious! I love it! I think the hints could use a little tweaking. There are some locations I really had a hard time understanding just what stat they were looking for, while others are more obvious. Had fun, though!

The concept of heroes for hire is cool, but I wish that there were more interesting aspects to managing heroes vs locations they're sent.

PROS:

• Nice slow pace that ramps a little to give players some time to think about their next decision
• Background sets a nice backdrop to give context for your recruiting efforts
• Interesting character names/descriptions to give personality to the heroes you encounter

CRITIQUE:

• If there was significance to the hero stats I didn't really see any explicit references to it with what I encountered
• A little confusing at first how you were supposed to send heroes out to locations. Layout of the interface could be re-arranged to clarify some of that.
• Wish that the game presented locations as specific problems to solve first and then presented heroes to buy
  • Example: Two or three different locations each looking for a hero of a specific stat to have more success and consequently generate you more money from sending that specific hero there.

I love management games. This was fun!

Hey I have seen that background as a Wallpaper, what? perhabs credit where credit is due?

Very nice game. The background is stunning work.

I see some potentiell here. If you expand the scope of the game and give either the heroes or the workplaces some additional effects and synergies you could have a small roguelike. As it is i am missing a little depth.

Anyway a good game made in a short amount of time.