Hero
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😊 8.0/10
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Released On:
15 Nov 2005
Hero , released for the PlayStation Portable (PSP), is an action-packed game where you control two heroes: Estelle Bright, a daughter of famous adventurer Cassius, and her adopted brother Joshua. The family belongs to an adventurer guild called "Bracers", who protect town people and do various dangerous tasks for money. When Cassius leaves to another town, Estelle and Joshua have to perform various missions as the Bracers, and soon find themselves in a middle of a sinister conspiracy.
As you play through the game, you'll engage in turn-based combat with the ability to move your party member over the battle screen and perform various attacks, including special "Arts" and "Crafts". There are also many story-related and optional Bracer missions to complete that will increase your rank in your profession.
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Media Type:
Download, UMD
Screen Orientation:
Landscape
Number of Online Players:
32 Players
Save Game Methods:
Auto-save, Manual Save
Multiplayer Options:
Ad Hoc, Infrastructure
Number of Offline Players:
1 Player, 1-2 Players
Multiplayer Game Modes:
Free-for-all / One-on-one (VS), Co-Op, Team
Number of Local Players via Wi-Fi:
2-4 Players, 2 Players, 2-8 Players, 2-3 Players, 2-32 Players
Miscellaneous Attributes:
Game Sharing, PlayStation Network compatible, Headset, SEN/PSN Download Exclusives, PSP mini
Prices as of 30 Jul 2026
Typical $4.85–$4.85 (last 90 days)
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Market activity: moderate · about 3 sales a year
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Set during the Clone Wars, this action-adventure game follows Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano as they lead an operation to rid the planet Ryloth of the remaining Droid Army. Players embark on single-player missions to defeat Separatist forces, collect hidden artifacts, and purchase gear upgrades from an in-game shop. Progress can be saved and replayed at any time from the main menu to fully complete missions with newly acquired equipment.
Story
Liberation on Ryloth
The Clone Wars rage on! As a sign of good faith toward the Republic, crime lord Jabba the Hutt agrees to share information about Separatist smuggling activity in his territory with the Jedi.
Rumors of war spread everywhere, and Obi-Wan Kenobi sets out for Naboo to discuss reports of enemy activity in the system with Senator Padmé Amidala.
Meanwhile, Anakin Skywalker and his Padawan, Ahsoka Tano, take charge of the operation to rid the recently liberated planet Ryloth of the remaining Droid Army presence.
Main Menu Access
Press the X button at the Title Screen to access the Main Menu.
Inside, there are three selectable options: New Game, Load, and Options. Continue and Replay will be added to the Main Menu once you start your game or load a pre-existing game.
Main Menu Options
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New Game: Start a new game.
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Load: Load a previously saved game.
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Options: Adjust Game Options, Sound Options, or turn Subtitles on or off.
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Continue: Continue your saved progress through the game in single player mode.
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Replay: Revisit any mission you've played, where you can continue to collect remaining artifacts. In addition, you can play with any upgrades or gear you've purchased from the Shop (located in the Pause menu).
Controls
X button
start the software (from home menu)
Analog stick
Move Jedi
▢ button
Lightsaber
◯ button
Interact
✕ button
Jump
✕ button, then ✕ button while in the air
Double Jump
Δ button
Force Use / Force Interact
L button
Block
Hold L button, then ▢ button
Lightsaber Throw
Left stick to run, then ✕ button + ▢ button
Slash Attack
R button
Target/Fire Weapon
L button, aim, then release
Fire Grenade
L button, aim, then press R button
Fire Rockets
Hold ✕ button
Crouch
START button
Pause / In-game options
Analog stick or directional buttons
Highlight menu option
✕ button (in Menu Screen)
Accept
◯ button (in Menu Screen)
Go Back / Cancel
How to Play
Jedi Walking and Running
Use the analog stick to move your Jedi through the environment. Press the stick lightly to walk in a desired direction. Push the stick all the way to run.
Jedi Jumping and Double-Jumping
Press the ⓧ button to make your Jedi jump. You can direct your jumps with the analog stick.
Press the ⓧ button a second time when jumping to perform a double jump. Double jumping makes it easier to cross wide gaps or land precisely on narrow platforms or beams.
Jedi Lightsaber Attacks
Press the ▢ button for a quick attack. Press the ▢ button several times to string together multiple combo attacks. Some attacks are automatically upgraded when your combo bar is full.
Jedi Ledge Grab and Shimmy
Run off edges to automatically flip around and grab the edge. You can shimmy along some edges by pressing left or right on the analog stick.
Press the analog stick forward or press the jump button to jump back up. Pull back on the analog stick when you press jump to jump back off the ledge.
Jedi Wall Jump, Wall Stab, and Super Jump
Jedi can use their acrobatic skills to jump off walls. If they are between two walls, they can repeatedly jump back and forth between two walls to gain extra height.
If a Jedi jumps towards a wall and doesn't jump, they will stab the wall with the lightsaber to slowly slide down the wall.
Press the ⓧ button after jumping off a wall to perform a Super Jump, and press ▢ button to make the Jedi slam into the ground and deal damage to all enemies nearby.
Jedi Droid-Jak
Jedi can control droids for a short time by landing on top of them. First approach a droid, and jump towards it. While in the air, tap the ⓧ button a second time to double jump and land on top of the droid.
You can upgrade your Droid-Jak moves from the Shop in the Pause Menu.
Jedi Force Moves
Press Ⓡ button for a quick push that stuns enemy droids. Hold down Ⓡ button to build up the Force and release to blast back waves of droids.
You can also use the Force to open doors, charge up generators, and solve other puzzles.
Jedi Power Ups
Power ups are scattered about your environment - Discover them all for extra abilities, though they'll only last a short time.
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Invincibility (White) - Prevents you from taking any damage. Clones can use this too.
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Double Damage (Red) - Deal twice as much damage as normal with your attacks. Clones can use this too.
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Combo (Yellow) - Keeps your combo bar full, unlocking more powerful attacks.
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Force Blast (Dark Blue) - Increases the power and radius of your Force Push.
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Points Multiplier (Light Blue) - Increases the number of points you acquire.
Clone Walking and Running
Use the analog stick to move your Clone through the environment. Press the stick lightly to walk in a desired direction. Push the stick all the way to run.
Clone Combat
Hold the Ⓡ button to fire the clone's primary rifle or pistol. Use the analog stick to aim and strafe from side to side.
To use grenades, hold the Ⓛ button, use the analog stick to aim the reticule, then release to fire.
To use the Rocket Launcher, hold the Ⓛ button, use the analog stick to aim the reticule, then press the Ⓡ button to fire while still holding the Ⓛ button.
To attack droids with your melee attack, press the Ⓢ button.
Clone Vaulting and Crouching
To jump over a low wall or on to a box, move against it and press the Ⓞ button. To crouch behind a wall, stand next to it and press directional button ⬇.
Clone Jetpacks
Clones use jetpacks to fly across large gaps or get to high areas. If your Clone has a jetpack, press and hold the Ⓐ button to hover for a short time.
Clone Hacking Computer Consoles
Clones can hack into computer consoles. Stand next to them and press the Ⓞ button. The console interface will appear.
Use the analog stick to rotate the selected ring and change your selection with ⓧ or Ⓞ buttons. Continue to line up the green sections to transfer power to the locking mechanism.
Clone Alternate Weapons
Clones start with standard issue EMP grenades to stun droids, but other weapons are available to the prepared trooper.
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Thermal Detonator - This compact and powerful grenade can deal lethal damage to a group of droids, or be used to bypass blocked pathways.
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Merr-Sonn RPS-6 Rocket Launcher - This shoulder weapon fires a powerful rocket that can take out droids, vehicles, and buildings.
Rewards
Destroy these Force Crystals to receive a large point award. Points can be used to unlock upgrades in the Shop.
Shop
Access the Shop from the Pause Menu to purchase a variety of combat upgrades and cheats. Some items have to be selected again after purchase, to actually equip them.
Saving Your Game
Star Wars® The Clone Wars™: Republic Heroes™ has an auto-save feature that will automatically save your game at the end of each mission.
LucasArts Online Support
Visit the LucasArts Web site at www.lucasarts.com. From there you can access the Support
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