Topic: No More Heroes: Travis Strikes Again

Well waiting for my CE collection to come before I fire it up to give a go around.

Started this one and really enjoying it so far. It is a hack n slash type of game, for anyone interested. It takes itself insanely not seriously, is harsh on everything and has immense pop culture references from gaming to movies to anything. I lol'ed at the first minigame enter

It's like a simple easter egg rollercoaster mashup. Suda keeps on putting the game in games, it seems. So far, so good for me.

Finished. I think this is a 6.5/10 for me. I didn't like this game's pacing at all, as I prefer my beat'em up/brawlers to have a concise sense of navigation, "go here, do this." But I enjoyed the art style, the music, the gameplay, and the characters enough to play the game to its conclusion.

Not a bad game, just...a mildly disappointing beginning for 2019 Switch exclusives.

Ok so apparently travis and badman can fuse. Anyone know how to do it exactly? It looks like they both use one of their skill chips at the same time. It would have to be a chip thats unique to both so they can both attach it. Its at the 30 minute mark of this video. https://youtu.be/k_mGW1zBWd4

Ok, who saw the new opening movie?This game is shaping up to be a love letter to Suda51's gaming portfolio.

Hideous looking game, definitely not my cup of tea.

Well I actually bought the game. At a store and everything!

I'm totally going into this game not expecting it to be worth the money, but to be fair I loved No More Heroes despite most of it being either filler or garbage so...? But maybe it will since it's only 40 AND came with the season pass.

@FrankGarrett Thanks for informing us!

@kkslider5552000 If you go into it not expecting a masterpiece, I bet you will enjoy it. I think it's a fun little game. A little bit on the repetitive side, but coming from huge RPGs like XC2 and Tales of Vesperia, I find it a nice change of pace to play a simple, but entertaining hack n' slash with a weird sense of humour. It's not visually stunning (but has its unique style) and the story makes little to no sense, but it plays well and flows fine.

Just got my Physical Collectors Edition which comes with the Season Pass, opened the case and found:

And got reminded of the old Club Nintendo codes

Last week I couldn't find it anywhere, but now the physical version is finally out here. Thanks.

Got back to this, as the GA trailer for NMH3 got me hyped. I enjoy this game quite a bit, but man, those doughnut platforms are annoying as f... 😫

I wish I liked this game more than I did. Like if this was set up like the first 2 games (especially the 2nd one) where there minigames and other activities between small but effective action stages, this would probably be a good game. But there's more action than fun to be gotten from the main gameplay, so it gets old and sometimes annoying (especially that DLC world). And the time wasting parts of the game are even worse than the original.

Also the mediocrity of the game makes all the self-congratulating Suda references feel really obnoxious and undeserved after a while. It's trying so hard to be cool that its kinda lame tbh.

@kkslider5552000 You have some good points.

I think the game is fun in small doses. Sometimes it's frustrating and a little bit on the repetitive side. But for me it has a lot of charm and is great to play between all the long JRPGs I am always occupied with. It's a 7/10 in my book.