Travis Strikes Again is a game that not everyone will fully enjoy. First of all it is an indie game, so if you’re expecting fast paced NMH action, you’ll be let down. While the beat em’ up gameplay is repetitive, it has some depth and great moments during boss battles. The main thing that this game does well is it’s overall appreciation of games. To past Grasshopper titles and characters, recent indie games and retro games, it has it all. There’s a lot of heart to this flawed game, plus you get the season pass with the physical edition!

It's ok. It's not the usual fare here from Travis. It's a top-down arcade type game instead of the usual 3rd person hack n slash. There's still hack n slash...but top-down. Lol. It's a decent game, but it ain't 1 or 2...or the upcoming 3rd game. If you're a serious No More Heroes fan tho this'll hold you over for a while. Give it a go.

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes finally continues Travis' story from his last adventure in 2010. While this one is a bit of a smaller scope than the first two, they still manage to pack so much love and personality into this title as they did with the previous ones along with a fun story that really ties everything together. Gameplay is very simply, but with enough depth that becomes necessary to master on higher difficulties. There's also a strong emphasis on 2-player co-operative play that, while not required, adds a fair bit to your playthrough(s). Altogether, this is a fun game simply put and one that is well worth playing.

I've been a big fan of Suda51's work since Killer 7 and the original No More Heroes games; I've given other games a shot, such as Lollipop Chainsaw, Liberation Maiden, Sine Mora, and Let it Die. To call this a No More Heroes game while not adopting the game play is just a minor blemish on an otherwise extremely playable title. There are tropes here and there (like charging the Beam Sword) that evoke classic NMH, but they're pretty superficial. The real gripes I have is that the graphical style isn't great, and looks very dated; the music is OK but repetitious, and the levels are needlessly long, and aren't really designed with any pizzazz. But despite all that, it's still quite fun, the cutscenes are goofy and bizarre, and the aesthetic is classic No More Heroes with a mixture of 70's cinema, anime, and retro video games. It works well and is intentionally jarring all at once. It also makes me nostalgic for Killer 7. Really, the name of the game should be Suda51 Strikes Again, because it really shares that disjointed, conflicting DNA that all of his games share.

Finally after a decade "Travis Strikes Again". This spin off title to the No More Heroes franchise is an action packed adventure. Consisting of multiple retro inspired games. Complete with a 2-Player co-op mode and a season dlc pass which will add further play later throughout the year. This game is loads of fun , especially with a friend. Much of it plays out like an action adventure game with a classic top down perspective. As per usual with all Suda51's works the story, voice acting and of course gameplay is top notch quality. This is Definitely a Nintendo Switch must own title. And at only $40 it's quite a steal.