Online Games

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Online Games
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Type Games and activities Year(s) released 2010-2014

Online Games are games on HeroFactory.com and other sites like the YTV Microsite and the Toys "R" Us Hong Kong Microsite that were released every year. Many of the games are where you could save your progress by using your LEGO.com account. All games are non-canon for the most part. Throughout the Hero Factory franchise's history, the early games became unavailable, and when the franchise got canceled, the other games also became unavailable.

Starting in 2012, The LEGO Group began publishing Hero Factory apps for mobile devices. There were four mobile apps, which were free to buy. Three of them are versions of three of the major online games. All of the mobile apps are taken out of the iTunes after Hero Factory was canceled.

List of Online Games

2010

• Mission: Von Nebula - The first game on the Hero Factory website, this game featured a point and click interface. The player created and controlled a virtual Hero 1.0 on a campaign against Von Nebula and his minions.
• Hero Creator - A 1.0 Hero Creator game that was later put into the Mission: Von Nebula game. It was later used for the Mission: Ordeal of Fire and Mission: Savage Planet games in 2011.
• Define Your Own Villain - This game was created as a way for players to create a criminal that they believe would scare them the most, or just a random villain. The end result is always a silhouetted figure.
• Poptropica HERO FACTORY Advertisement is a sponsored segment that took place on Poptropica.com, a virtual role-playing site not otherwise affiliated with LEGO or Hero Factory. It was released in 2010, but was taken down after either a month or few weeks. In the game, you can wear an outfit based on Preston Stormer.

The Comic Builder activity

2011

• Creep Crushers - The first game to utilize the HeroPad system, Creep Crushers is a game in which the code from under the canister lid of a Hero 2.0 could be entered, which unlocks a Hero to play in the game as you defeat Fire Lord and his henchbots in Tanker Station 22. The game got updated in late 2011, with a new name called Jungle Creepers, and where the code from under the canister lid of a Hero 3.0 could be entered, which unlocks a Hero to play in the game as you defeat Witch Doctor and his possessed beasts in planet Quatros.
• Comic Builder - The Comic Builder allows one to create a comic featuring the 2.0 Heroes and Fire Lord's villain group. Figures can be enlarged and moved into different positions with various backgrounds.
• Mission: Ordeal of Fire - This game is a sequel to Mission: Von Nebula and features a point and click interface. The player created and controlled a virtual Hero 2.0 on a campaign against Fire Lord and his villains. It was featured also as "Mission 2: Ordeal of Fire".
• Hero Creator 2.0 - This version of the Hero Creator uses the Hero Recon Team format to create Heroes for Mission: Ordeal of Fire and later Mission: Savage Planet.
• The Trials of Furno! - Based on the comic Trials of Furno, this game takes place on Merak 9. As William Furno, your goal is to defeat XPlode within a set time.
• Hero Factory - In this game, players control Mark Surge 2.0 via a webcam marker, to destroy targets and pass through a training simulation.
• Fan Yourself - This game allows you to take any photograph you wish, and place it into a Hero Factory 2.0 poster.
• Mission: Savage Planet - This game is a sequel to Mission: Ordeal of Fire and allows the player to play as a virtual hero on the jungle planet Quatros. The player battles enemies throughout the game, like the beasts of Quatros. It can also be called "Mission 3: Savage Planet".

2012

• Breakout - Based on the 2012 story, the player battles the escaped Breakout villains, and buys upgrades to get to secret areas. Later, an extremely simplified app version of the game was released. It was available in iOS and Android devices. Instead of featuring multiple levels, this version included one level and a number of timed challenges, and you could only play as Daniel Rocka and fight Black Phantom's henchmen in the Hero Factory building's Villain Storage Unit. The game featured an achievement system which unlocked codes that could be entered in the online version of the game for game points.
• Roblox HERO FACTORY - In 2012 and 2013, the LEGO Group partnered with Roblox, a massively multiplayer online game released in 2006, to release two new sponsored events based off of Hero Factory's Breakout and Brain Attack story arcs, respectively. As of January 2024, both of the Breakout and Brain Attack games have been deleted and placed under review, closing the games permanently.

2013

• Brain Attack - Based on the 2013 story, the player goes through different sections of Makuhero City while fighting the Brains as well as other infected creatures and buys upgrades. Also available as an app for iOS and Android devices.
• Brainify - This app game allows users to upload or take photos of people, then animate them to show that person being mutated by one of six evil brains.

2014

• Invasion From Below - Based on the 2014 story, the player collects parts for his or her Battle Machine, so he or she can use the Battle Machine to fight a mutated Jumper beast. Also available as an app for iOS and Android devices.

See also

• Gallery:Online Games
• Some archived online games
• Breakout, Brain Attack, and Invasion From Below (archived)
• Roblox Hero Factory Breakout Event Announcement (archived)
• Roblox Hero Factory Brain Attack Event Announcement (archived)