Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes

Attempts retro gaming style but suffers from technical issues and uninspired design.

A stylish, self-aware hack-and-slash that marks Suda51's return to the director's chair, packed with infectious energy and an intoxicating presentation of CRT static, neon pop art, and indie-game references. The combat is simple, arcade-like fun across six themed games, though it lacks the depth of Bayonetta or God of War and enemy types can grow repetitive. Its sincerity and celebratory spirit make it a charming, foul-mouthed players' game well worth diving into.

Yahtzee: self-indulgent repetitive slog of hack-and-slash minigames with awkward weapon recharge.

BYB: wait for sale — flawed but charming; solid co-op.

Has the right attitude with passionate references but stumbles in execution. Bland and inconsistent foundation with tedious gameplay prevents it from coming together effectively.

Decent action game with fair controls and reasonable pricing, but visually unpolished with excessive filler content and weak story presentation.