Resogun’s Heroes expansion detailed

Resogun’s Heroes expansion detailed
James Orry Updated on by

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Resogun’s Heroes expansion introduces a whole new planet to play on, and two new modes to enjoy, developer Housemarque has announced.

The planet Avernus is the developer’s homage to Greek mythology in which Avernus was the gate to The Underworld. The planet is dark and full of new enemies to shoot. Gameplay here is focussed on two new modes.

Survival Mode

Players descend onto Avernus – featuring an all new day and night cycle – with the purpose of taking the fight to Sentients and destroying everything that moves. This won’t be an easy task with just a single life at your disposal.

Players do, however, have access to an improved shield, turbo speed, overcharged weapons and more.

As the mode is designed to keep players coming back to beat their high score, a couple of new additions have also been implemented.

  • Fallen Heroes: These are holograms of your ship placed on a timeline representing your best performance to date. Do better and the fallen hero will activate and, if collected will improve your shield and weapons to aid your survival.
  • Monuments: Nothing pushes you like beating your friends. In survival we place Monuments representing your friends (or global) scores around you. Beat the score to destroy the monument as you move up the leaderboards to glory.

Demolition Mode

This night time only mode arms players with a proximity bomb weapon which recharges after each use. That’s it, no other weapons, boosts or overdrive. Well, you also get the Wrecking Ball, which when caught up in a proximity mine explosion will fly off destroying everything it hits.

The Wrecking Ball powers up after destroying 1,000 enemies, and multiple balls can be obtained through power-ups.

And if these two new modes weren’t enough, the DLC features more trophies to earn.

Heroes will cost €4.99, or spend only €7.99 for the season pass.

Source: EU PS Blog