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* [[Tim Kring]] [http://www.ign.com/articles/2015/07/08/2-heroes-reborn-games-will-act-as-prequels-to-the-show?page=2 said] that two of the writers for ''[[Heroes Reborn]]'' actually wrote the script for the game itself. |
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Heroes Reborn: Enigma is an upcoming first-person action-adventure video game based in the Heroes universe. Enigma will serve as a prequel to Heroes Reborn, along with the video game Heroes Reborn: Gemini. The twin video games will tell interlocking tales.
The game was designed by Phosphor and is headed by Tim Kring's Imperative Entertainment. This standalone game will be available on mobile and tablet systems in September for the price of $4 USD.
Characters
- Dahlia, a 14-year-old girl who wishes to escape from The Quarry. Dahlia is Cassandra's younger sister. Her powers are not yet revealed. Dahlia will be appearing in the television series Heroes Reborn.
- Trevor Mason, the antagonist of the game.
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Dahlia is kept in The Quarry. -
Dahlia discovers her ability. -
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A location changes mysteriously.
Notes
- Tim Kring said that two of the writers for Heroes Reborn actually wrote the script for the game itself.
See Also
- For other uses of game, see game (disambig).
External Links
- Article on Christian Post
- Trailer for the Gemini and Enigma
- Interview with Tim Kring, game designer Brad Santos, and Zak Kadison from Imperative