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No More Heroes (2007)

Grasshopper Manufacture

Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · Wii

3.76 from 743 ratings

2009 members have it in their collection · 61 playing now · 696 backlogged · 513 wish listed

How long? Main story 13h · with extras 12h (from 17 logged playthroughs)

The journey to become the #1 assassin begins with a single slice. No More Heroes is the story of Travis Touchdown. He has received orders to kill a vagabond. In front of him appears the handsome assassin Helter Skelter. After a fierce skirmish, Travis eliminates Skelter, upon which Silvia Christel arrives. She informs Travis that his victory was done without … Read more
The journey to become the #1 assassin begins with a single slice. No More Heroes is the story of Travis Touchdown. He has received orders to kill a vagabond. In front of him appears the handsome assassin Helter Skelter. After a fierce skirmish, Travis eliminates Skelter, upon which Silvia Christel arrives. She informs Travis that his victory was done without UAA permission, but he nonetheless becomes the 11th best assassin. And so Travis’s journey begins. No More Heroes will offer an exhilarating action experience, a thrilling scenario, stylish visuals, and sounds. Read less

Details

Developers
Grasshopper Manufacture
Publishers
Marvelous, Rising Star Games, Ubisoft Entertainment
Genres
Adventure, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up
Themes
Action, Comedy, Open world, Sandbox
Series
No More Heroes
Steam
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Release dates

  • Dec 06, 2007 (Japan) Wii
  • Jan 22, 2008 (Worldwide) Wii
  • Jan 22, 2008 (North_America) Wii
  • Feb 29, 2008 (Europe) Wii
  • Oct 28, 2020 (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch
  • Jun 09, 2021 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Rating distribution

5 stars
168
4 stars
319
3 stars
182
2 stars
60
1 star
14

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killerstar

Status killerstar Aug 8, 2023

One convention that I never understood is games that don't leave the save game menu once you save the game. If I already saved the game, then it's pretty obvious that I'd want to leave that menu and go back to the game so why so few games do it?

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killerstar

Status killerstar Aug 6, 2023

Mh.. I don't know about this one. The whole menial tasks vs. stylish combat juxtaposition is funny at first, but I can see it becoming more annoying as the games progresses and if, as I suspect, the game starts to become more dumb minigames that actual "interesting" gameplay. The quotes being there because there's also a lot of filler in …

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Mh.. I don't know about this one. The whole menial tasks vs. stylish combat juxtaposition is funny at first, but I can see it becoming more annoying as the games progresses and if, as I suspect, the game starts to become more dumb minigames that actual "interesting" gameplay. The quotes being there because there's also a lot of filler in the actual assassinations which I could it becoming tiresome by itself.

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peter

Status peter Oct 28, 2020

So this kind of flew by me today, but this game just dropped on the switch today along with the second one and the trailer for the third. I feel like hardly anyone is talking about this one (granted I don’t read much gaming news).

I love this game because I’m a child who enjoys lightsaber boner jokes and dumb …

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So this kind of flew by me today, but this game just dropped on the switch today along with the second one and the trailer for the third. I feel like hardly anyone is talking about this one (granted I don’t read much gaming news).

I love this game because I’m a child who enjoys lightsaber boner jokes and dumb wrestling outfits. I’ve heard it runs well. I’m very curious how it plays without the Wiimote. I never played the remake on PlayStation.

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