Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes

WellPlayedArana Judith

9/10

'Everybody deals with grief differently, right? Some people f*** at funerals ... I cut off heads.'

Press StartJames Berich

8/10

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 predecessors, Travis Strikes Again is a fun and fast paced action game that commands your attention from beginning to end. It has a few pacing issues, especially towards the end and the co-op implementation might not be perfect, but Travis Strikes Again is yet another momentous trip through the wicked and warped mind of Suda51.

Hardcore Gamer Chris Shive

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is a welcome return of Travis Touchdown.

KeenGamerRich Lanci

7.8/10

Travis Touchdown is back, and embarking on a new killing spree taking place in an actual video game console. While this is the new No More Heroes game in awhile, this constitutes as a spin off rather than a main entry. Does it hold a beam katana to the first two games?

DualShockersLogan Moore

7.5/10

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes might not have been the game in the series that I was hoping to receive a few years back, but it's no less a fun return for one of my personal favorite characters in gaming. Even though combat and level design are easily the weakest portions of Travis Strikes Again, the quippy writing and wacky tone constantly keep things fun even in the game's duller gameplay stretches. For a project of much smaller size and scope compared to previous No More Heroes games, Travis Strikes Again still carries the legacy of the franchise forward in a meaningful way that will ...

Playstation LifestylePaulmichael Contreras

7/10

Read our Travis Strikes Again No More Heroes review to see if Travis Touchdown coming out of retirement after nine years is all it's cracked up to be!

WCCFtechDave Aubrey

7/10

We've all been waiting an absurd amount of time for the return of Travis Touchdown, Suda51's iconic otaku, and when Travis Strikes Again was first announced, it sent a long-dormant cult following into a frenzy - myself included. Though No More Heroes and its sequel weren't perfect by any means, they were fascinating and fun, both gems of the Wii library. So Travis Strikes Again simultaneously has nothing to prove, and a lot to live up to.

GameSpaceWilliam Murphy

7/10

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 hoping we get a real No More Heroes next, because this just made me realize I really want that to happen.

VG247Matt Kim

Will the real Travis Touchdown please stand up? Please stand up?

Worth PlayingChris "Atom" DeAngelus

6/10

Seven years have passed since the events of No More Heroes, and The Bad is determined to exact his revenge on Travis Touchdown.

WayTooManyGamesLeo Faria

6/10

There are many different strategies a developer/publisher can adopt in order to try to get a dormant franchise back to the spotlight. You can release a remaster of an older title in order to increase the overall awareness of the franchise, just like Capcom is doing at the moment with Onimusha. You can ignore the fact nobody has been asking for a new entry in a franchise and release a game anyway, like Bubsy. You can jump on the bandwagon after someone else has failed to release a spiritual su...

Checkpoint GamingKolby James

Unscored

Travis Strikes Again : No More Heroes had me at its E3 debut and gameplay trailer hello. That cinematic where Badman arrives at the trailer to seek revenge. Travis Touchdown is playing videogames and the fight is gritty and awesome. It was all pulp fiction cool. The concept of getting dragged into a retro game console just heightened my anticipation for this game. It had hype and kitsch appeal. I had no idea who Travis Touchdown was if I’m honest. But I was excited.