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Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is not only a fantastic return of an iconic series, but a dazzling reminder that Suda51 has still got... Read more

Travis Strikes Again succeeds as a simple hack-n-slash with seamless co-op, but doesn't do enough to avoid repetition or challenge you in meaningful ways. Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is a great game that perfectly captures what I personally love about indie experiences Read more

The best way to describe the way Suda's games play is "energetic." Read more

Travis Strikes Again marks a glorious return for Suda51's No More Heroes series, melding myriad genres to create a totally wild arcade experience. Read more

Travis Strikes Again returns to the more stylish tendencies of early Grasshopper Manufacture, with decent combat elevated by a strong sense of style and writing Read more

A worthy followup to the Wii cult classics, Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is a fun and action-packed hack-and-slash adventure, when it isn't getting in... Read more

Despite being a bit bland on the gameplay front, Travis Strikes Again is more often than not an enjoyable jaunt back in the shoes of... Read more

Travis Strikes Again has some undeniable lows but the No More Heroes charm and the prospect of co-op lifts it up. Whether it's learning the intricacies... Read more

unforgiving camera during combat. Whether you are a fan of Suda51’s work or have never played any of his wild titles before, Travis Strikes Again... Read more

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Billed as a side dish, Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes has been prepared with enough love and affection to become a filling meal on... Read more

Fans might get a kick out of this self-aware spinoff, but its referential meta-jokes ultimately fall flat. Worse though is that it's just not very... Read more

A limp arcade action game amidst a sea of mindless references, Travis Strikes Again fatally lacks the style of its predecessors. Read more

Thankfully, even if it's a little weird and limited in some respects, Travis Strikes Again is a fun game that makes me excited for the... Read more

I'm not inclined to play back through it right away, but it'll be staying downloaded on my Switch for those lengthy flights and commutes where... Read more

Technical issues, strange gameplay decisions, and an overall lackluster series of features make Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes an unworthy placeholder for the next... Read more

I missed Travis Touchdown. I missed Suda51's punk verve. Travis Strikes Again is stylish in all the right ways. It looks cool, the music sounds... Read more

What would otherwise be a mess is beautifully brought together in Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes. While much more simplistic when compared to its... Read more

It's not No More Heroes 3, but it's a surprisingly full featured and fleshed out game, featuring some genuinely clever writing, and extremely meaty gameplay,... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is a flawed experience, yet boasts such as a commendable level of creativity amidst its restrictions that I was... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is another Suda51 curiosity, but it's not an especially interesting one. Read more

There are plenty of amazing mindbending moments in Travis Strikes Again, but you have to work for them. If you're willing to play a decent... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is a welcome return of Travis Touchdown. Amidst the enjoyable gameplay is great storytelling and dialogue set in imaginative... Read more

TSA: NMH is a game I was looking forward to and, in all honesty, I can't say that it fully satisfied my longing for some... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is an interesting yet enjoyable side-step for the No More Heroes series. Suda and his team took a risk... Read more

While going away from the franchise's roots may have been an interesting idea in some far off universe, we instead got a game devoid of... Read more

"A title missing a lot of the magic from the originals" Read more

Travis Strikes Again is not a great game in the traditional sense, but if you are a ramen eating, pro-wrestling watching, anime loving, gaming nerd... Read more

In short, buy it if you're a fan of any of those things, maybe wait for a sale if you're not quite sure. But here's... Read more

No More Heroes: Travis Strikes Back is not a complete failure, and there's a lot to love here, but I'd be lying if I didn't... Read more

Overall, Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes relies way too much on meta humor and very bland gameplay. Fans will likely have a lot of fun,... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes has Suda51's eccentric charm, but the repetitive hack and slash gameplay doesn't feel nearly as great as previous entries... Read more

Repetitive, dry, and inexplicably uninteresting, Travis Strikes Again is a massive misstep for a series with an otherwise solid track record. It's not so much... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes feels less like a passion project and more like an obligation to return to an old hit. It has... Read more

Words like “repetitive” and “bland” should never really be associated with a Grasshopper game, but Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is a sadly repetitive... Read more

Travis Strikes Again is an oddity, to say the least. Sometimes, it can be a lot of fun, but at other times, it can be... Read more

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In a game where you use toilets to save, fight with a lightsaber-like weapon, assassinate strange and odd characters in a world chock-full of pop... Read more

Travis Strikes Again is a significant departure from the series with disappointing gameplay, but exceptional style. Read more

If you love No More Heroes, or any work of Suda51's, then Travis Strikes Again is a must-play game. Read more

As a fan of the No More Heroes and Suda51 in general, it pains me to see the series stumble in this way, as the... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes can be engaging and stylish when it wants to be. However, it rarely wants to be either of those... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes doesn’t invite you in. If you’re unfamiliar with the huge swatch of game history, Grasshopper’s catalog, or even games... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes might not exactly be the game that fans of the series were hoping for, but if you're want to... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is a maddeningly repetitive experience and should be avoided at all costs. Read more

Fans of Travis’ previous adventures may be disappointed by this down-scaling but in reducing the size of his vision, Suda has been able to finally... Read more

Not quite the glorious return we wanted for Travis Touchdown, for all of this game's desire to be weird it does a better job of... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is a unique arcade-style hack-and-slash with sub-standard, repetitive combat and an interesting narrative for hardcore Suda fans, but offers... Read more

Unfortunately, though there is fun to be had battling bosses and experiencing its off-the-wall storyline, Travis Strikes Again is difficult to recommend even at the... Read more

Serving as a spin-off of the previous two titles, Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes features some of the charm and DNA of the past... Read more

I don’t know why Travis Strikes Again exists, but it does, and that’s what I’d call “unfortunate” within the broader context of the series. No... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is a solid return for the assassin but one not without its problems. While the writing feels just as... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes definitely deviates from the series’ standard, but it implements the changes in a way that’s refreshing, unique and incredibly... Read more

If you like Suda51, there's enough here to keep you hooked. Otherwise, tread cautiously. Read more

Full of trademark style and promising concepts, it doesn’t manage to live up to its own potential, let alone expectations, due to repetitive gameplay and... Read more

Although it is not a mainline entry in the series, Travis Strikes Again is a decently fun spin-off that serves as a good introduction to the series... Read more

I really wanted to like this game, but it makes it very difficult. From the bland levels to the horribly repetitious nature of the simple... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is an appetizer for the main course that is sure to be No More Heroes III. Indeed, it is... Read more

Suda51 is nothing if not subtle. His games always feel outrageous and over-the-top in ways that can be difficult to hold onto some measure of... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is without a shadow of a doubt a good game. But, it doesn’t try and push the boundaries of... Read more

It’s going to be hard to recommend it when I’ve knocked it as being repetitive several times (which is ironic, when you think about it).... Read more

In the end, I did enjoy Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes, but it felt like a placeholder until we get No More Heroes 3.... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is not exactly the full-fledged sequel fans have been asking for, but it’s a step in the right direction... Read more

This game isn't No More Heroes 3. Suda51 and his team have released this Travis Strikes Again while they wait for the third great chapter... Read more

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is a fun and dynamic hack n' slash experience: full of pop culture references, every Suda51 fan should try... Read more

While Travis Strikes Again features a good story and well written dialogues, its reference won’t be understood by players who approach Suda51 works for the... Read more