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Transform your photo into a cartoon hero and play as yourself in four different games. Choose from various art styles and then jump into action across platforming, endless running, volleyball, and rhythm games.
What's New in Hero Me
1.3.0
November 12, 2026
You no longer have to keep the app open while your game is being made. Close it if you like, and we'll send you a notification as soon as your game is ready. Your games are now also kept safe with your account: a game you've spent credits on is never lost, and it comes back when you move to a new phone.
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
$9.99
250 Credits
Credits for new heroes and their games
User reviews
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FAQ
How does Hero Me create a cartoon hero from my photo?
Hero Me uses your uploaded photo to generate a cartoon hero that resembles your face. You can then select from various styles like classic cartoon, 3D, or superhero.
What games are included in Hero Me?
The app features four games: Adventure Run (side-scrolling platformer), Endless Run (infinite runner), Head Volley (beach volleyball), and Dance Party (rhythm game).
Can I try the games before creating my hero?
Yes, Koa, Hero Me's own hero, plays Adventure Run, Endless Run, and Head Volley for free, allowing you to experience these games before personalizing them.
How does Hero Me handle my photos and privacy?
Photos are exclusively used to create your hero and are not utilized for any other purpose. Detailed information is available in the privacy policy on heromegame.com/privacy.
What are the in-app purchase options in Hero Me?
Hero Me offers in-app purchases for credits, starting at $0.99 for 10 credits, and for individual heroes, also priced at $0.99. Larger credit packs are available up to $19.99.
Does Hero Me have ads?
No, Hero Me does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted gaming experience.
What devices is Hero Me available on?
Hero Me is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices.
How often is Hero Me updated?
The latest version, 1.3.0, was released on November 12, 2026, indicating recent development activity. Updates typically occur to introduce new features or improve performance.









