- Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
- Release Date: Nov 22, 2006
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League Heroes is dungeon crawler meets superhero brawler.
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If you like comic books and action RPGs, I can easily recommend that you purchase this game.
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It's engaging, it's dealt with the DC license in an acceptable way and it manages to make you want to kick a little butt while wearing tights.
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A solid beat 'em up from the team that brought us Champions of Norrath and other great brawlers. Definitely worth a purchase if you want a superhero game that's actually enjoyable.
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It's a familiar formula, but Justice League Heroes offers something interesting by blending dungeon-crawling convention with comic book heroics.
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Gamers looking for a super hero fix and think the DC Comics universe of heroes is "all that" should really give this game a shot.
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Gorgeous cutscenes give Justice League the epic feel that an all-star block party deserves.
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While Justice League Heroes is a fun game with a lot of levels and cool superheroes, it’s unfortunately marred by outdated graphics, repetitive game play and terrible AI. If you can get over its shortcomings then you will find yourself having a lot of fun playing with some of DC’s greatest comic book characters.
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The PSP version is as good as its console counterparts except for the criminal lack of multiplayer options. If you can stomach the thought of taking on the forces of evil without a human sidekick, then this is definitely a game you should buy.
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Official Playstation 2 Magazine UKLimited in terms of gameplay, but it's got an undeniable appeal and is often great fun - who wouldn't enjoy kicking ass as Superman and Batman working in unison? [Jan 2007, p.87]
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Pure Magazine UKA well-put-together game that lacks the depth needed for lasting appeal. [Jan 2007, p.62]
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PSM MagazineJustice League Heroes on PSP is pretty much the same game as it was on PS2; it's a hack 'n slasher, in the same vein as "Champions of Norrath", but with DC Comics' Justice League characters. [Feb. 2007, p.86]
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The absence of a two-player co-op mode mars what is otherwise an enjoyable – if rather simplistic and short-lived – journey.