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About the Game
Fight. Die. Win! (And probably die some more.)Next Up Hero is a Gauntlet-style dungeon crawler starring hand-drawn heroes that hack, slash, shoot, drum, boomerang, jet, and explode their way through Ventures. Choose your Hero (and/or invite a friend to co-op) and start rolling dungeons, gearing out, and maxing your stats against the vile monsters known as the Ceaseless Dirge.
- Defeated the bosses? Craft your own dungeon for the community
- Dungeon defeated? Do it on Insane!
- You did that? Then Min-Max your favorite character.
- Maxed all heroes? Tell us what you want next on
- You seriously did all that? Try it again with your favorite co-op partner.
Next Up Hero? So what? My backlog is full of dungeon crawlers!
Fancy yourself a game designer? Let’s see what you got. Craft a savage dungeon, and challenge the community to beat it. If they beat the dungeon, they get to keep a rare piece of loot. If they fail, the treasure is yours.
Death is so permanent in Next Up Hero that your “echo” remains for the next player to raise. People die a lot in Next Up Hero, so you can resurrect up to 20 AI followers!
It’s Hero vs. Dirge powered by Mixer Interactive. Spectators can control the echo army, helping the hero survive the flood, or buff the Dirge enemies, slowing and freezing the player.
Supported Gamepads
Microsoft® Xbox® 360 Controller for Windows® (Wired)Microsoft® Xbox® One Controller (Wired)
Microsoft® Xbox® One Elite Controller
SONY® PS4 DUALSHOCK®4 wireless controller (Wired)
Logitech RumblePad™ 2
Logitech™ Dual Action™
Logitech™ Wireless Gamepad F710
Logitech™ Gamepad F310
Afterglow Wired Controller for Xbox 360
Rock Candy Controller for Xbox 360
Thrustmaster GPX Controller for Xbox 360
RAZER Sabertooth
Recommended system requirements
minimum*
- OS *:
- Windows 7, Windows 10
- Processor:
- Intel Core i3 (3.4 GHz) or AMD A8-7600 (3.1 GHz)
- Memory:
- 8 GB RAM
- Graphics:
- AMD Radeon HD 6850 / NVIDIA GeForce 650 / Intel Iris Pro 5200
- Network:
- Broadband Internet connection
- Storage:
- 5 GB available space
- Additional Notes:
- 1 GB VRAM; Windows 8 & 8.1 are unsupported
recommended*
Not specified
User reviews
Punished Bun
Not recommended | 10 Oct 2019
2.9h played
I really tried my best to keep on playing to see if it was just a rough first hour or so. I felt so bored playing every time I gave it a chance. It just feels like a port of a phone game to be honest. I really like the
Helpful: 10
HPoltergeist
Not recommended | 16 Mar 2019
4.1h played
TLDR: This could be an extremely nice and rewarding game, but it is extremely buggy and poorly synchronised instead, what kinda kills the whole purpose and makes it an annoying bugfest. I hope the developers will get
Helpful: 9
TribalSage
Not recommended | 28 Jan 2023
1.2h played
I played this awhile ago and stopped, but I didn't remember why. I figured I would give it a go again and see if I can refresh my memory and within 10 minutes of playing again I remembered. Next Up Heroes difficulty is
Helpful: 10
Tansikat
Not recommended | 27 Jan 2019
1.1h played
It's cute, and I wanted to like it, and it has a certain charm, but for me its simply not playable, Unfortunately, I keep having a mixerdotcom/go screen with some code on it cover the play screen, about every 30-45
Helpful: 12
Commander Yocko
Not recommended | 24 Jul 2020
4.2h played
The game markets itself as an RPG and co-op. It's not really either of those. You can play a "co-op" game but it's more like parallel play. Once you join a friend, you have to search the game they joined or made to do
Helpful: 5
Del
Not recommended | 14 Nov 2021
2.6h played
Next Up Hero is one of those 'hardcore for the sake of hardcore' type of games. It doesn't do itself any favors with other elements of the core experience being dull, repetitive, or grind locked to inflate the meager
Helpful: 5