Disposable Heroes

Performance with the default graphics configuration is considered suitable, and the game can run successfully on SteamOS.

Developed by Stake deep interactive and published by Evilized productions, it embraces the rough, playful character of a small indie project, combining straightforward combat, exploration, traps, secrets, cooperative play, and an abundance of absurd humor.

Disposable Heroes has co-op as well as single player mode so you can play with another person locally which is appreciated because as I've said before local co-op is often overlooked these days in favour of online multiplayer which can die out very quickly.

The only ones that worth noting is the ending which is quite pleasant.

Solo play remains perfectly viable, but multiplayer is arguably where the game's deliberately messy and humorous personality becomes most enjoyable.

The game has an interesting art style, that might fool you into thinking this game isn't too hard, but you'd be surprised at how quickly this game just picks up in difficulty!