Heroes Reborn: Enigma is a TV tie-in by Horn developer Phosphor
Choking out for a hero
Heroes fans can expect a new mobile game to launch around the same time as the Heroes Reborn reboot, titled Heroes Reborn: Enigma.
It's being made by Phosphor, the team behind Horn and The Dark Meadow, and co-creator of our Silver Award-winning WWE Immortals, so it seems to be in safe hands.
Details are a little sketchy as Phosphor doesn't want to give too much away, but Polygon is reporting that it's a first-person action-puzzle game.
IGN expanded on the story aspects a little more, reporting that you'll play as 14-year-old Dahlia as she escapes a secret government facility using her powers.
What exactly those powers are, and how you'll use them, is unknown, but it's been hinted that they'll have something to do with time-travel.
The game is being built in Unreal Engine 4, so it should look mighty fine. And it's being written by series creator Tim Kring, so it'll be true to the Heroes universe.
There's no word on a release date or platforms yet, but a trailer is expected to be shown at an SDCC panel this weekend. Hopefully more info will come with that.
