No More Heroes III

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8.2

Generally favorable reviews- based on 199 Ratings

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  2. Mixed: 23 out of 199
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  1. gabrieuum
    Aug 28, 2021
    10
    Please guys, ignore the low score reviews, this guys don't know what they're saying. NMH is a great franchise.
  2. yuricloud3
    Aug 29, 2021
    10
    I just loved this final chapter on one of my favorite franchises. Games like this one are becoming more and more rare. Ao enjoy this goddman good madness called no more heroes 3
  3. Steyraus
    Aug 30, 2021
    10
    If you liked the first 2 games you will love the 3rd. The humour writing characters are all on point and this game is just a roller coaster ride of Japanese weirdness.
    Yes the game isnt like fortnite or COD , the gameplay switches up now and then to keep thing fresh. This will no doubt upset the journalist reviewer that complain games are to hard. But it really not that bad learning    If you liked the first 2 games you will love the 3rd. The humour writing characters are all on point and this game is just a roller coaster ride of Japanese weirdness.
    Yes the game isnt like fortnite or COD , the gameplay switches up now and then to keep thing fresh. This will no doubt upset the journalist reviewer that complain games are to hard. But it really not that bad learning diferent modes    … Expand
  4. junnie97
    Aug 29, 2021
    10
    Regardless of the critics reviews, i found myself enjoying this game so much more than I expected. Combat is top-notch, absolutely awesome. Smaller things like finding scorpions and death cards make the game more intriguing and interesting. Even though the frame rate in the overworld is a bit choppy at time, it is still enjoyable and it is still fun to explore around. So many criticRegardless of the critics reviews, i found myself enjoying this game so much more than I expected. Combat is top-notch, absolutely awesome. Smaller things like finding scorpions and death cards make the game more intriguing and interesting. Even though the frame rate in the overworld is a bit choppy at time, it is still enjoyable and it is still fun to explore around. So many critic reviews out there saying that the graphics are outdated, but who cares, you’re playing on a switch, what do you expect? PS4,5 level? In the end, it all comes down to if you’re having or not. One of my favorite games of the year. PERIOD… Expand
  5. Uhhl8r
    Aug 29, 2021
    9
    Combat and story is great, could have done without the open world as it is somewhat shoddy even for a switch game but ur not spending very much time there anyway and the combat story and replayability more than make up for it
  6. Megaradar
    Aug 30, 2021
    10
    So i think i should start is with saying i have played every monster hunter game for over 1000 hours but so far this is my game of the year not rise. this game is just love not my love not your love but sudas love. This game isn't always perfect but everything is filled with love every touch is filled with Meaning this game every step of the way blew me away. This is a game made by a teamSo i think i should start is with saying i have played every monster hunter game for over 1000 hours but so far this is my game of the year not rise. this game is just love not my love not your love but sudas love. This game isn't always perfect but everything is filled with love every touch is filled with Meaning this game every step of the way blew me away. This is a game made by a team that loved everything they made and you can feel it. Its so rare to find a game with so much love and care put into every little detail. I honestly haven't played a game in years that made me feel so much like id feel sad when i was meant to' happy when meant to ect' everything landed perfectly on the story side.

    And on the fun side (the most important thing in a game lets be honest) its great i was smiling the whole time always something fun to do or see. i loved nmh1 and 2 but i LOVE nmh3 this game will be put back into my switch yearly (if not weekly) for a long long time.

    Now i can't say all good so lets just say the bad and get it over with. fps and pop in can be a problem but they never pop up in combat the devs knew where the focus should be and honestly its better than nmh1's open world fps so if you were fine with that you'll be more than fine with this. oh ya arts really good but do i even need to say that.    … Expand
  7. yadic
    Aug 29, 2021
    10
    The game I was waiting for and it exceeded my expectations this is a true no more heroes game made by suda
  8. Beto1960
    Aug 29, 2021
    10
    Una sorpresa increíble me acabo de llevar con este juego, recomendable a todo el mundo
  9. PN8000
    Sep 9, 2021
    10
    As a fan of No More Heroes and Suda51's works as a whole, this game feels so rewarding and fun to the point where I'm just happy with it despite its flaws (which aren't even major to me but I can see why they are to other people).
  10. ramonh1006
    Aug 29, 2021
    9
    I'll keep this spoiler free, but I feel people will compare this to the 1st game since thats the strongest. In my opinion none of the other games including this one is on the level of No More Heroes 1, however I still had a great time with this game.

    What makes the 1st game so great to me was that it's story is the most compelling, and the style is unparalleled. NMH1's story managed to    I'll keep this spoiler free, but I feel people will compare this to the 1st game since thats the strongest. In my opinion none of the other games including this one is on the level of No More Heroes 1, however I still had a great time with this game.

    What makes the 1st game so great to me was that it's story is the most compelling, and the style is unparalleled. NMH1's story managed to be grounded in reality while being insane at times, and it had a distinct look which worked for it.

    The 3rd game is probably the least grounded in reality (as you can tell by the colorful aliens) and unfortunately for me, the customization is probably the weakest in the series (not including TSA). Some people have complaints about the art direction, but even though I liked when it was more cell shaded I still think the game looks nice.

    However, the game's story kept me entertained the whole way through. The comedy in this game is the strongest in the series, like Suda knows exactly what buttons to push to get a kick out of you. While the story isn't nearly as thought provoking, I had a smile on my face for the whole thing.

    Finally, I gotta mention the music. Its gone away a bit from rock sound of the 2nd game and went with more of an electronic soundtrack, but thats not a downside to me at all. It fits the futuristic setting and fits the game's moments. Calm/relaxed when theres downtime and upbeat/intense when there's action. Wouldn't have it done any other way. On a smaller note the combat is pretty fun too but I don't have as much to say about it since its similar enough to the previous games.

    Overall, I definitely recommend this if you're a fan of the series. If you're a newcomer, you might wanna start with the earlier games, and if you skipped Travis Strikes Again, then maybe watch the dialogue scenes if you don't wanna be confused about sudden developments that came from there.    … Expand
  11. Jdd2102
    Aug 29, 2021
    10
    The Best suda 51 Game amazing grapichs, excelent characters and a very good songs
  12. bualsman69
    Aug 30, 2021
    10
    This game is amazing! I have no idea what critics even mean anymore with some of these reviews, I sometimes wonder if they even play the games they review. This game is best appreciated if you play 1 2 and TSA before hand. I played through them all once again in preparation for this game and I gotta say it's euphoric to see Travis in this game in a true to form sequel to his series. TheThis game is amazing! I have no idea what critics even mean anymore with some of these reviews, I sometimes wonder if they even play the games they review. This game is best appreciated if you play 1 2 and TSA before hand. I played through them all once again in preparation for this game and I gotta say it's euphoric to see Travis in this game in a true to form sequel to his series. The combat is AMAZING easily the best combat in any game I've played in the past 2 years, it's weighty its satisfying and most importantly it doesn't get old. The story the gameplay the graphic style of the game all fits so perfectly. This is probably the best No More Heroes experience after the first game which is amazing that it was able to recapture the feeling of playing NMH1 for the first time way back when I was a teen. Amazing game and an amazing buy 10/10 this dude Suda is a genius!… Expand
  13. BigEggsKitchen
    Aug 31, 2021
    5
    I’m a huge fan of the series but how are these reviews excusing there open world performance? 19-20 frames in the open world? Inexcusable. There’s a lot to love but this game runs like ****
  14. porple
    Aug 30, 2021
    10
    So stylish it doesn't need the substance it still has, easily the best thing I've played this year.
    A word of warning though, it definitely caters to hardcore fans as a sequel. I don't know if I'd recommend picking it up if you haven't played 1, 2 and Travis Strikes Again.
  15. brisonmaray
    Aug 29, 2021
    10
    Honestly the best hack and slash game thats on the switch super fun I highly recommend
    I say play the first, second, and tsa games first if u wanna get into the story but I say play this game
  16. wololot
    Aug 29, 2021
    10
    Awesome game, very unique and creative, not many games like this nowadays
  17. XV_
    Oct 2, 2021
    8
    No More Heroes it's one of those franchises that I kinda don't love but can't resist playing it either. Its alluring punk and inspired B-movies spirit are some of the things that keep me getting back to it. While I'm not sure if creator SUDA51 has achieved the title of genius, at least not yet, one must commend his way of making games, unrefined but with a lot of heart and passion kind ofNo More Heroes it's one of those franchises that I kinda don't love but can't resist playing it either. Its alluring punk and inspired B-movies spirit are some of the things that keep me getting back to it. While I'm not sure if creator SUDA51 has achieved the title of genius, at least not yet, one must commend his way of making games, unrefined but with a lot of heart and passion kind of games.

    The story takes place 9 years after the events of NMH2 and apparently 2 years after Travis Strikes Again, Santa Destroy has been invaded by space pirates led by the once cute and seemingly harmless Jess Baptiste VI A.K.A. FU.

    Although the narrative has more cohesion, it is also divided by episodes, literally, episodes with an opening and ending song (both of which are great by the way), these episodes are more or less self-contained stories which is not a bad idea but it is also a double-edged sword since it still separates the main narrative albeit less than the other games.

    It is worth noting that NMH 3 it’s more a sequel to Travis Strike Again than NMH 2 or at least that is my perception as I didn’t and regrettably haven’t played TSA. The story has many key throwbacks to TSA and a few to the numbered entries. If you played TSA then you’ll be rewarded by having faith in Grasshopper and expect some important twists related to that game.

    NMH 3 maintains the simple yet satisfying combat introduced in NMH 1, you have two types of attacks, light and heavy which can be used to connect pretty basic combos and once you completed a full combo the screen will prompt you to use motion controls to simulate a final slash, this slash was satisfying in NMH 1 and 2, and it is still quite satisfying in 3. It’s possible to change the motion controls if you don’t fancy them but I highly recommend keeping them.

    The main dish in this course are the boss fights, they always have been the center of NMH and they still are, every single one of them introduces a new boss with quite different mechanics and gameplay options, some of them have several phases but every one of them surpass your expectations and makes you want to meet the next fight as soon as possible, they make you forget the repetitive process of accessing them, so I assume a big part of the budget and resources were used in them.

    One thing the game excels at and isn’t debatable for me is its amazing presentation and art direction. From the very beginning when the game starts with a 2D mockup game in Beat em’ up fashion and right after that a beautiful and stylish animation kicks in about FU and Damon, from the tutorial cards and its classic bathroom saving scenery, it is just wonderful. The surprises don’t end just there as each chapter comes in with its own pieces of stylization, and every time a new graphic style comes in it is hard to not be smiling all the way through.

    Another highlight from the series is its music, same as the game and maybe Grasshopper philosophy too. It has a renegade/punk spirit that it’s hard to overlook, it doesn’t have a song with the iconic NMH 1 theme but it’s filled with leitmotifs here and there. The music’s so versatile that you also wonder what will be the next tune to hear. Maybe I’m over-excited about the soundtrack but it might be my favorite from the series.

    Sadly NMH3 only features an English dub, it has been this way since the start of the series but I was hoping this time around we Westerners could choose between Japanese or English VA. The result it's in line with the previous entries of the series which might sound great if you liked it, I sure like it back then when I was younger, however, the game has an over the top quality while going from whimsical to serious in many scenes, and it's on the darker more serious parts where the acting seems to miss the mark by far, in general, they sound more like caricatures than characters and that killed the mood of many scenes for me, serious or not.

    No More Heroes 3 still struggles to be an overall great game but it also delivers in different aspects, I don’t think I have played a game as committed with its style as this one. Some of its parts could be tainted with budget restrictions or questionable acting but I didn’t encounter any dull moment in my entire Spicy 23-hour campaign, it is rough around the edges but its edges are quite sharp. Goichi Suda stated that this would mark the end of Travis story for the time being to focus on creating new IPs that belong to Grasshopper and that could be a good thing, maybe 10 years later when the team has acquired more experience still we could finally see a less limited version of what their vision is for NMH 3, but for the time being, it is a satisfying conclusion for the series.    … Expand
  18. Ripper36
    Jan 12, 2022
    10
    I gotta say this is a really great game! Dont understand why some reviewers dont like it all due cuz its not on par with the graphics of their lovely ps4 or Xbox! but to me its looks just fine. All 3 games looks good. Gameplay is great and the story is well done. Its a fun game period. Sry if its not another Just Cause or Call of duty which both are **** Good job Nintendo.
  19. SaotomeH
    Aug 29, 2021
    10
    Hecho para los fans, sistema de combate adictivo, es necesario pasarse las entregas previas para entender mejor las situaciones.

    Se confirma el multiverso y la guerra temporal para No More Heroes 4.
  20. AlvarW3
    Aug 29, 2021
    8
    Great, but nowadays I prefer an open world a little more alive than the one in the game, the textures and some minor game issues are present
  21. Henryduel
    Aug 29, 2021
    9
    Travis is back in the limelight and better than ever before. Here's my review for No More Heroes 3. Let's start off and talk about the "juicy" part of the game. The Combat: it's quite fun, very fast-paced and intense. The music is very different from the first two mainline games. It's very mordern/futuristic and I like that alot.

    The Open World: the open world isn't that great, but it has    Travis is back in the limelight and better than ever before. Here's my review for No More Heroes 3. Let's start off and talk about the "juicy" part of the game. The Combat: it's quite fun, very fast-paced and intense. The music is very different from the first two mainline games. It's very mordern/futuristic and I like that alot.

    The Open World: the open world isn't that great, but it has some charm to it. There's not much to explore and its filled with side-missions and collectables. It's definitely better than NMH1, but not by much. The new mini-games, side missions, and new wave-like missions are a nice touch but aren't all that interesting and fun. The new enemies in this game are very unique and fun to fight against compared to previous games. The new mechanics such as Death chips, Death Glove Chips, and new Full Armor Travis are nice additions. They make the combat insanely fun.

    The story is quite shallow and works more like a sequel to Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes, than to a sequel to No More Heroes 2. It's a great conclusion to the series, but feels a bit rushed at times. But overall, it was a nice conclusion to the No More Heroes franchise.

    Nitpicks and some Criticism: many of the plotlines and such felt shoved in at the last moment. Open world is dull and boring, but they tried to make it fun. We were given a bunch of exposition, but it was never explained. Anways! It's a great final entry in this weird series, and I can't believe it's already over.    … Expand
  22. Diamedic
    Aug 29, 2021
    9
    I absolutely loved this game. If you are into anime, japanese counter culture, gore, grind house films and potty humour this game will score big for you if not then you are not going to have a good time. It's not afraid to try new ideas and doesn't play it safe.
  23. PunxND
    Aug 30, 2021
    9
    After finishing the game, I can say that No More Heroes III is the strongest entry in the series and might be one of the best switch games of the year. The game is not perfect by any means. There are minimal frame drops, sometimes graphics don't load in quick enough, and it's limited in terms of customization compared to the previous entries, but it doesn't take away from this greatAfter finishing the game, I can say that No More Heroes III is the strongest entry in the series and might be one of the best switch games of the year. The game is not perfect by any means. There are minimal frame drops, sometimes graphics don't load in quick enough, and it's limited in terms of customization compared to the previous entries, but it doesn't take away from this great experience. Combat is smooth and wavy and the open world is fun to explore. No More Heroes III is a very strong game and one of the best games I've ever played.… Expand
  24. EdwinJanavez
    Aug 29, 2021
    9
    Quién compra un No More Heroes por su mundo abierto? Todos los que seguimos la saga sabemos de sus problemas de frame rate, de su mundo abierto vacío, de sus tiempos de carga largos y de su baja calidad gráfica... Pero acaso importa? Para gráficos chulos en 4k tengo otras consolas. Lo que vuelve grande a No More Heroes es su historia, la empatía con Travis Touchdown, la irreverencia yQuién compra un No More Heroes por su mundo abierto? Todos los que seguimos la saga sabemos de sus problemas de frame rate, de su mundo abierto vacío, de sus tiempos de carga largos y de su baja calidad gráfica... Pero acaso importa? Para gráficos chulos en 4k tengo otras consolas. Lo que vuelve grande a No More Heroes es su historia, la empatía con Travis Touchdown, la irreverencia y genialidad de Suda, el sistema de combate chulísimo, las épicas batallas contra los bosses y su banda sonora excepcional. Esta tercera parte es un éxtasis visual que refina el combate a un nivel satisfactorio, a mi parecer es el mejor de todos. Además todas las batallas están muy bien optimizadas para lograr los 60 FPS estables. Se me ha enchinado la piel en muchas partes, me he impresionado y hasta se me han aguado los ojos. Me he divertido un montón caminando por el mundo abierto, viendo sus bugs, sus pop ups y algunos glitches. Es diversión en estado puro, sin pretensiones. Para quien nunca haya tocado un juego de la saga, entiendo que se pueda decepcionar y odiar el juego, sobretodo por los estándares gráficos de hoy en día, pero si comprendes que la esencia de estos juegos no radica en eso, encontrarás una joya de culto. No le doy un 10 porque se me crasheó en algunas ocasiones con las misiones secundarias, pero bueno, espero saquen un parche.… Expand
  25. CDizzness
    Sep 13, 2021
    9
    Right off the bat, it's balls to the wall action, the first 2 hours of story-line is perfect, a great introduction to the new button layouts and new mechanics (a forced, but necessary tutorial, at least on my current ) also, the cut-scenes and the entire vibe is just perfect and you are introduced to the assassins! The transitions, the animations, the soundtrack, I literally wanted to cry.Right off the bat, it's balls to the wall action, the first 2 hours of story-line is perfect, a great introduction to the new button layouts and new mechanics (a forced, but necessary tutorial, at least on my current ) also, the cut-scenes and the entire vibe is just perfect and you are introduced to the assassins! The transitions, the animations, the soundtrack, I literally wanted to cry. I've waited 11 years for this and it is everything I could have dreamed of. The game is gorgeous, UE4 shines in my opinion, of course it has the strange texture load in that is present in any game running on this engine, but they optimized graphics in very interesting ways. The game focuses on the most important scenes at all times and makes sure they look amazing, you lose quality into the distance, but for me it was only noticeable in the open world......but even then the open world "technical issues" are not present, at least from my point of view, also the frame rate seems to be locked at 30... (texture pop-in, but it fixes itself and that doesn't bother me personally). I take into account that the Switch internal hardware can only be pushed so far and Suda's team did an amazing job with optimizing performance in the open world...It feels the opposite of dead and empty, it feels ALIVE. Look at the amount of detail in this world vs. the first, the huge freaking space ship constantly hovering in the sky and the several different locations you can now visit. It's honestly a bit overwhelming! But in the best way possible. I cannot wait to keep playing this game, it's literally all I have thought about since I began. The combat btw, PHENOMENAL, Suda and team have out done themselves, it truly feels like Travis has finally found his groove as an assassin and he is not afraid to show it. Once you get a handle on the controls, combat is so fluid (the frame rate truly shines here with what feels like a locked 60 fps) and the pumping soundtrack makes you want to find the next battle! Seriously, if you are a fan of Grasshopper Manufacture's games, this is the best one they have made to date. It's the best No More Heroes game and Travis's final chapter in the saga. Do yourself a favor and pick this up!!!

    UPDATE: I love how each boss is set up like an episode, it makes the game more fun to play in segments. You can divide it up like you are watching a TV series, (If you are anything like me, I cannot focus long so it drives incentive for me to play each week.) On top of that, the Intro and Outro videos are perfect, the songs are perfect. (The entire soundtrack rocks)    … Expand
  26. mjmt2015
    Aug 28, 2021
    9
    The combat is satisfying, definitely my favorite in the series, only played NMH1 & NMH2, never got to TSA. My only gripe is the open world because it's still janky after the patch but when you're in combat it's a totally different game, maybe it's my eyes but graphics look smoother and better too. Overall it's a great purchase to my Switch collection.
  27. Moshidar
    Aug 29, 2021
    10
    I rarely do reviews, but I will do for NMH3 because it simply left me mind blown, apart from performance issues the game, music, combat, jokes, references are all amazing
  28. Luzbel
    Aug 31, 2021
    10
    This game is a wild trip! what a ride ladies and gentlemen... yeah, graphics are like an early Xbox360 game but who gives a f*ck about that, the game is insane, the combat is nice and refreshing, the art style and aesthetics are something else... the story is ultra bizarre, total bonkers! a lysergic experience totally worth it... I've beaten all the previous NMH and i think that NMH 3 isThis game is a wild trip! what a ride ladies and gentlemen... yeah, graphics are like an early Xbox360 game but who gives a f*ck about that, the game is insane, the combat is nice and refreshing, the art style and aesthetics are something else... the story is ultra bizarre, total bonkers! a lysergic experience totally worth it... I've beaten all the previous NMH and i think that NMH 3 is the best in the series... Probably my personal GOTY 2021... Thank you Suda51 for this crazy adventure.… Expand
  29. exorking
    Aug 29, 2021
    9
    No More Heroes 3 is an incredible experience through and through. The only thing that really holds it back is the open world being too empty and choppy at some points. Besides that the entire game is an unforgettable experience that everyone who own a switch should play
  30. OL_Thomas_
    Aug 30, 2021
    10
    This game is admittedly a bit rough in the overworld but honestly...This is the most fun I've had with a video game in a long time. it makes it hard for me to care about the small issues to complain about them. I do hope more people check it out.
  31. Bsims93
    Aug 28, 2021
    10
    One of the best games of the year absolutely amazing. It has assassins and everything else you want in a no more heroes game.
  32. Machinehead1994
    Aug 28, 2021
    10
    Worth the 11 long year wait. This is just as stylish as Persona 5. Totally didn't disappoint
  33. Joes
    Aug 29, 2021
    10
    Absolutamente increíble la jugabilidad a dado un paso adelante genial y la historia increíble
  34. Antony991
    Aug 29, 2021
    10
    An action game out of the way, style, combat system, bosses, irony, quotes, references, irreverence, writing, personality... the game world not a open world, it's a hub ... and it is excellent as a game hub which is Action and wants to be this...
  35. davygravy93
    Nov 9, 2021
    0
    I'm a huge fan of the series but even with fanboy goggles idk how you could excuse this game even on a technical level, never mind the awful story(even when compared to the other games) and mind-numbingly boring combat. There's a few good boss fights but this is easily the weakest of the trilogy.

    The open world performance might actually be worse than the original because the pop in and    I'm a huge fan of the series but even with fanboy goggles idk how you could excuse this game even on a technical level, never mind the awful story(even when compared to the other games) and mind-numbingly boring combat. There's a few good boss fights but this is easily the weakest of the trilogy.

    The open world performance might actually be worse than the original because the pop in and frame rate drops are far more frequent than 1 which ran pretty smooth for a wii game but 3 has no excuse given its on more advanced technology. Id be more forgiving of the open world if it was more than just a retread of the first game but it isn't, you'll be doing the same padded out gameplay as before only not as charming because its just more of the same.

    The combat is honestly pretty garbage and kind of proves that most people praising it never played the original games. The low/high stance mechanic has been replaced with a generic light/heavy attack move set that gets old very quickly. The game also introduces cooldown abilities which just shows how the devs are trying to appeal to morons who need to spam things like the deathglove to win.

    And the story, hooo boy what a heap of garbage. Further proof that the "gamers" praising it never played the first 2 games because if they did then it would be obvious how much NMH3 jumps the shark from a writing standpoint. Now I know what those who were dropped at a young age will probably say, "bUt dA FiRsT GaEmZ WeR SiLLy ToO" but what they fail to understand is that the originals were gradual in their absurdity, they built up to their moments where as 3 blows its load right from the start. Beyond the Intro cutscene the game is in a constant downward spiral of references to past games, 4th wall breaking that stopped being funny a while ago, and cutscenes that never know when to stop

    The music is easily the worst of the trilogy, I had high hopes after hearing that red orca was a track until I found out they butchered the best part of the song and that it was the only memorable piece of music in the entire game. None of the other tracks stood out to me.

    Bottom line: this is the third game in a series that does very little to innovate from the previous entries and in stead opts to retread the same territory of the first game while repeating the same mistakes. If you're a binary thinking monkey who enjoys "LOL so randum!" type humor then you will probably clap your hands at the funny things/pretty colors on screen but if you're a dedicated fan of the series and wanted to see anything other than more of the same then you'll be left out in the cold.    … Expand
  36. Garciamiguel
    Aug 29, 2021
    0
    El peor no more héroes de todos , mapas vacíos , antes una misión era un escenario completo y variante , ahora solo es hacer mini misiones en un escenario suuupeer pequeño y TODOS PARECIDOS, MONOTONIA A TOPE NO HAY VARIEDAD EN NADA,
    Comparado con no more heroes 2 este nmh 3 es totalmente desepcionante , una falta de lore abismal, y los enemigos sin estilo y nada memorables ,
    En resumen    El peor no more héroes de todos , mapas vacíos , antes una misión era un escenario completo y variante , ahora solo es hacer mini misiones en un escenario suuupeer pequeño y TODOS PARECIDOS, MONOTONIA A TOPE NO HAY VARIEDAD EN NADA,
    Comparado con no more heroes 2 este nmh 3 es totalmente desepcionante , una falta de lore abismal, y los enemigos sin estilo y nada memorables ,


    En resumen solo haces mini misiones para teletransportarte al jefe directo literalmente así es el juego , la exploración que pusieron es innecesaria y aburrida , quitaron todas las misiones grandes y completas por poner ciudades vacías


    SOUNDTRACK: Una que otra canción es buena, las demás son super clichés y se nota el poco esfuerzo, comparado con la gran gamma de antes.

    ARMAS:. 1 mismos combos por simpre solo agregaron los 4 poderes y ya....

    TOTALMENTE DESEPCIONANTE ESTE TITULO
    para mí el peor juego de suda 51 y e jugado casi todos de el.    … Expand
  37. C3realkillah
    Sep 1, 2021
    4
    A lacklustre low budget return of my favorite otaku assassin

    When I first heard no more heroes 3 I was excited. I loved the previous games (yes even Travis strikes again) but I knew that a new nmh had alot to live up to. Unfortunately nmh3 is a very mediocre title and doesn't hold a candle to the greatness of the first two games. Before I talk about the negatives (oh boy there's a    A lacklustre low budget return of my favorite otaku assassin

    When I first heard no more heroes 3 I was excited. I loved the previous games (yes even Travis strikes again) but I knew that a new nmh had alot to live up to. Unfortunately nmh3 is a very mediocre title and doesn't hold a candle to the greatness of the first two games. Before I talk about the negatives (oh boy there's a bunch) I will talk about the positives. The art style of the previous games has been retained and improved as was to be expected for a game running on unreal engine 4. The smooth celshading especially the character models is gorgeous. The environments and drab open world.. not so much. The visual effects light up the screen and dead aliens burst with rainbow colors overall it's a pretty game aside from the open world. The sound design is great and the original voice actors return to deliver their lines which Is nice. Attacks feel and sound powerful so it's very satisfying to hammer away at foes. The combat is definitely one of the better aspects of this title. The frame rate sustains a solid enough 60fps with very few drops during combat. Only downside to combat is that battles can drag and after awhile your doing the same combos and hearing Travis name every berry known to man over and over again. Repetition sets in but atleast the combat is fun for the most part. another positive aspect of combat is the boss battles. Almost all of the bosses have their own theme and gimmick aside from two or three horrible bosses. These change the game up and some actually surprised me. The two or three that aren't particularly entertaining can be a bit of a slog you'll want to get through asap. The cutscenes are very nice and kept me entertained even though the story made no since whatsoever. Now that's all the big positives I can give for this so let's talk about the negatives. Where to begin. The thing I can't comprehend is why the developer got rid of actual stages and the 4 or 5 different beam katana that were in the first two games. It makes the repetition all the more noticeable since you have no new weapon types or combo styles to utilize. It's a huge bummer considering the first two had this yet it's missing here. Stages are gone and replaced with random battles or as there called "designated battles" which teleport you in a small arena like area with the same enemy types over and over and over again. What makes this even worse is that before you can go up against the boss you have to complete 3 of these boring battles and pay the nominal assassin fee to qualify for the boss fight. It's not too hard getting the main currency you need because the designated battles you win nets you plenty of cash to pay the fee. I hardly had to even mess with the various side jobs for coin. The next complaint I'm going to talk about is the open world. When I first saw it I thought cool it's bigger than the first but boy was I wrong! The map is split up into 5 different sections. Santa destroy being one and the other being perfect world. The other three are basically vast wastelands with activities and markers feeling the area. On in particular call of battle is awful with an ugly filter and muggy look with invisible walls galore which made navigating a pain. No love went into making this boring open world and it shows. There are some areas on the overall map that are marked in red whixh you can't access. These areas have no point whatsoever and make the game world feel unfinished. No love was out into creating this open world developer grasshopper manufacture just brought it back because fans complained it was absent in nmh2. The final complaint I will talk about is the damage output and damage sponge enemies. Now this is in my experience which I played on the hardest difficulty but my attacks felt like they weren't doing a damn thing. Enemies have way to much health and whittling down their health bars got tiresome throughout my playtime. Unlike previous games where battles felt quick and fast in this game they drag on and on and tested my patience. The combats fun but my fun drastically decreased with each overlong battle.
    I really wanted to like this game. I loved the previous titles and suda's other work but this is not how you return to a beloved cult classic. The missing features and repetive gameplay really drag down what could've been a great title. To say I was disappointed is an understatement. This game just did not keep me entertained. It pushed my patience to it's limit and when I finally beat it I was thankful it was over. Hopefully it will get dlc or patches that add new weapons or expansions to flesh the game out more but I'm not holding my breath. This was definitely the weakest title in the series. It had some good positives but unfortunately the negatives outweigh damn near every one of them.

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  38. SuperIsaias64
    Sep 9, 2021
    9
    LOVED IT. No More Heroes III is the best entry in the series. Although the game suffers the same faults as in previous entries, it's still a blast. As usual, the characters steal the show, especially Travis and new villain, FU. Every boss fight is fun to experience and I mean it when I say you should go into this blind because NMH3 throws so many fun surprises. It really helps to play theLOVED IT. No More Heroes III is the best entry in the series. Although the game suffers the same faults as in previous entries, it's still a blast. As usual, the characters steal the show, especially Travis and new villain, FU. Every boss fight is fun to experience and I mean it when I say you should go into this blind because NMH3 throws so many fun surprises. It really helps to play the previous games so you have an attachment with certain characters. The final fight was a huge treat for NMH fans and newcomers alike. Despite its flaws, I still had an amazing time with NMH3.… Expand
  39. Digiclone
    Aug 29, 2021
    9
    Suda51 gave us the best no more heroes formula in this game! a healthy balance of grinding for money and fighting between the boss fights, aspects that nmh1 and 2 either exceed or lack. Good gameplay, story, art and music as always, the graphics are a little janky and the textures are always popping in your face, but being a Suda51 game this is part of the charm. Good game.
  40. Alecseus
    Aug 29, 2021
    8
    It was crazy and it was AWESOME.
    Its is not a perfect game by any means,it definetly has some janky parts("open" world looks like a parody on modern AAAA games crafted by Ubisoft and their collegues).
    But combat is best in the series and plot is hillariosly over-the-top(Sylvia is Captain Marvel now,dunno why or how).
  41. tunahan43
    Apr 2, 2022
    0
    no more heroes 1 ve 2yi pcye çıkınca çok severek oynamıştım Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes ise kontrolleri yüzünden bitirememiştim .3.oyun bana nedense kötü geldi izleyip bitireyim dedim oda sarmadı .pcye gelirse denerim belki ozaman beğenirim.
  42. PMG-Writer
    Sep 25, 2021
    8
    "No More Heroes III is one of those games that you just love or can't do anything with. We find the latest part of the series simply wonderful and above all wonderfully wacky. The storyline is immediately appealing and the wacky characters and dialogues create a great atmosphere. In terms of gameplay, you get great action and a few small bugs. In return, the graphics and especially the"No More Heroes III is one of those games that you just love or can't do anything with. We find the latest part of the series simply wonderful and above all wonderfully wacky. The storyline is immediately appealing and the wacky characters and dialogues create a great atmosphere. In terms of gameplay, you get great action and a few small bugs. In return, the graphics and especially the great Japanese soundtrack are pleasing. If you would like to have the latest part of the series, you should gladly take a look at "No More Heroes III" for the Nintendo Switch. Give the game a chance, you won't be disappointed.… Expand
  43. RevvVvvV
    Aug 29, 2021
    4
    Honestly, the game is below average. It would be a really good game for a £20-£30 pricepoint, even then it would have severe flaws.

    The Story doesn't really go anywhere - It's not even particularly artsy. Which is something I can forgive for good gameplay - Which is a mixed bag. At a base level the combat is fun, smooth - The problem is that in the 3rd boss you get all the upgrades    Honestly, the game is below average. It would be a really good game for a £20-£30 pricepoint, even then it would have severe flaws.

    The Story doesn't really go anywhere - It's not even particularly artsy. Which is something I can forgive for good gameplay - Which is a mixed bag.

    At a base level the combat is fun, smooth - The problem is that in the 3rd boss you get all the upgrades at once. Which means that combat is pretty much the same for the whole game - And even with these upgrades it's not that different from combat in chapter 1-3.

    The characters are interesting, but the game doesn't really do anything with it. - And also the end of the game is pointless, the end is so dissapointing, the only thing is really does is serve as sequel bait.

    Then there is the open world. It's awful, it's got a slow framerate which i can look over, but the big issue is that there is nothing there - It's just a slog to get through the open world when you just want to do the bosses.

    The game is overplayed by rose tinted glasses of fans, but if you're not a fan then it's a middling experience. I can't say that the flaws of the game are just "Suda 51 jank that adds to the charm of the game" and the bad open world isn't forgiven with the artsy excuse of "It's a metanarrative example of the issues of open worlds in gaming" - They're just flaws, plain and simple.

    If you're not already a big fan of the series, or if you're just a casual enjoyer of the series I really would not recommend buying for full price.    … Expand
  44. SupaSaiyajinLee
    Sep 1, 2021
    10
    If you have played the first 2 titles and enjoyed them, ignore the negativity. You will love this game. Suda San has produced a finale befitting of Legendary Otaku Assassin Travis Touchdown. It is somewhat rough around the edges in the open environments, but it has a certain charm about it that you associate with the series as a whole. The characters and story are fantastic, and there are,If you have played the first 2 titles and enjoyed them, ignore the negativity. You will love this game. Suda San has produced a finale befitting of Legendary Otaku Assassin Travis Touchdown. It is somewhat rough around the edges in the open environments, but it has a certain charm about it that you associate with the series as a whole. The characters and story are fantastic, and there are, in typical Suda51 fashion, plenty of cool easter eggs to be found, and as always, it has that strong punk rock vibe about it which we all know and love from Grasshopper Manufacture.… Expand
  45. meyerpark
    Mar 4, 2022
    10
    Love it so much! Its the grasshopper manufacture and i love this kind of game and its open world
  46. Dravenfact
    Jun 26, 2022
    8
    No more hero's is one of the most fun franchises out there with one of the most goofy and yet badass protagonist, Travis Touchdown. Three once again delivers with combat as great as ever, my only big issue was killing off many bosses and replacing them as many bosses I looked forward to were all killed off and the open world, like usual, leaves much to be desired. But the story like usualNo more hero's is one of the most fun franchises out there with one of the most goofy and yet badass protagonist, Travis Touchdown. Three once again delivers with combat as great as ever, my only big issue was killing off many bosses and replacing them as many bosses I looked forward to were all killed off and the open world, like usual, leaves much to be desired. But the story like usual is a wacky adventure that is honestly a great standalone game if you've never played any nmh game before.… Expand
  47. Nintendist
    Jun 30, 2022
    0
    the gameplay is not good. the charisma is not here. why the gameplay is so empty
  48. lucinhagamer
    Aug 26, 2022
    0
    this game is so bad on so many ways. i hate how the story is so easy and is not good
  49. TheQuietGamer
    Dec 23, 2021
    9
    Cult game director Goichi Suda a.k.a. "Suda51" has made a name for himself over the years by putting out a variety of eccentric titles with a one of a kind punk rock style. What's kept him from breaking out into mainstream success however is that the gameplay of his projects has never quite matched their personality. Well, in the 11 years since we received the last mainline No More HeroesCult game director Goichi Suda a.k.a. "Suda51" has made a name for himself over the years by putting out a variety of eccentric titles with a one of a kind punk rock style. What's kept him from breaking out into mainstream success however is that the gameplay of his projects has never quite matched their personality. Well, in the 11 years since we received the last mainline No More Heroes entry, it's clear Suda used the time to iron out all of the faults and deliver something that will finally allow a much wider range of gamers to embrace his madness.

    Rest assured, things are just as delightfully wild as ever. I missed the grindhouse vibes and sexuality of its predecessors, but III's new more lighthearted tone that parodies stuff like today's superhero blockbuster obsessed culture somehow ups the levels of creativity, absurdity, and unpredictability. There are a plethora of inventive one-off oddball scenarios and the series' typical brand of vulgar, violent fourth wall breaking humor to ensure you never know what's coming next. Only now all the wackiness is supported by some of the best hack and slash action around.

    This has always kind of been a boss rush franchise where the goal is to take out a collection of memorable psychopaths to make it through the story. These challenging encounters are what carried the prior two (and a half) entries in the trilogy, and that's no different here. Where this third chapter improves though is in the downtime spent in-between each big showdown. Once again you'll need to raise funds in order to access the next fight, and there are a number of ways to do so from "Designated Matches" against the (surprisingly difficult) basic enemy types to odd-jobs. Even the most menial tasks like grass mowing or unclogging toilets are unexpectedly fun and Suda at long last figured out how to make the open-world all of this takes place in interesting by littering the map with objective markers, side quests, and hidden collectibles.

    The combat itself also flows much smoother than it did on the Wii due to not having to put up with that consoles awkward control scheme. It reminded of what a revelation I found Heroes Paradise on the PS3 to be. You have a mix of light and heavy attacks, returning "Death Glove" powers that run on a timer from Travis Strikes Again, a gauge that determines the strength of your combos depending on how well you perform, and unique abilities like being able to slow down time after pulling off a perfect dodge. All of which come together to create a complex system with a lot of options. You can even upgrade your base stats with a secondary currency (which is basically just EXP) gained from missions meaning that character progression is deeper than simply grinding to buy a new beam katana.

    All of this makes No More Heroes III the most polished and complete effort from Grasshopper Manufacture to date. I'm not going to lie and say everything is perfect. You can tell there are some aspects that suffer from budgetary constraints, such as the lack of compelling rewards for completing the secondary tasks. Yet, Suda's imagination is in top form to deliver a vision more memorable and gonzo nuts than ever before, and with the always enjoyable test of clashing with bosses being surrounded by stronger supporting content than any time prior there's truly no reason to not give one of Japan's particularly intriguing distinctive minds a well-deserved chance, whether it be once again or as your very first experience.    … Expand
  50. cylemmulo
    Sep 27, 2021
    9
    If you like the games then this is really great. I don't know why a couple mainstream reviewers somehow hated this one but it was fantastic.
  51. LuisAntonio
    Sep 10, 2021
    7
    Funny game with amazing battles, but it feels incomplete. I expected something better. A step back compared with NMH2.
  52. DreamEaglr
    Sep 5, 2021
    7
    Очень стильная игра; Катсцены и актерская игра отличные; Геймплей лучший в серии, враги очень разнообразные и интересные; Музыка хоть и не на уровне с 1 частью, но все равно достойная; Диалоги, сценарий и сюжетные повороты шикарные; Куча охренительных отсылок и пасхалок; Более-менее стабильные 60 фпс во время сражений; Открытый мир с разнообразными локациями и множеством активностей.Очень стильная игра; Катсцены и актерская игра отличные; Геймплей лучший в серии, враги очень разнообразные и интересные; Музыка хоть и не на уровне с 1 частью, но все равно достойная; Диалоги, сценарий и сюжетные повороты шикарные; Куча охренительных отсылок и пасхалок; Более-менее стабильные 60 фпс во время сражений; Открытый мир с разнообразными локациями и множеством активностей.

    Техническая сторона очень слабая. Открытый мир при очень скудной графике работает плохо; Очень большая репитативность на протяжении всей игры; Коридоры с врагами заменили на фактически одинаковые арены.    … Expand
  53. draxlink
    Sep 1, 2021
    10
    No More Heroes 3 is a great game!! a different experience provided by SUDA51, we all know that Grasshopper Manufacture games are for a very specific public and that's good because it's a breath of fresh air if you are bored of FIFA, Call of Duty, Halo and all that generic games.
  54. SurTails101
    Oct 25, 2021
    6
    Played both NHM 1 and 2 when they came out on the Wii and loved them. They weren't perfect, but they we're certainly a lot of fun. I give both games an 8. I also replayed them on the switch and my opinion remains the same

    I bought NHM 3 on launch. I had to force myself to finish it. It's such so bugged out and unpolished. I have no idea why they got rid of the "Beat-em-up" sections I    Played both NHM 1 and 2 when they came out on the Wii and loved them. They weren't perfect, but they we're certainly a lot of fun. I give both games an 8. I also replayed them on the switch and my opinion remains the same

    I bought NHM 3 on launch. I had to force myself to finish it. It's such so bugged out and unpolished. I have no idea why they got rid of the "Beat-em-up" sections I liked so much at each rankings... Instead it's just a mindless "go to fight spot x y and z, kill, repeat 5 times, boss fight". The boss fights are hit and miss for me. Some we're fun and original, some we're such a pain. What saves the whole thing is the artistical direction which was on part with the other.

    I got soft locked twice in the game, both during battles. Had to restart the whole game... great. The FPS in this game is a joke... goes from 15 to 30. Unbelievable in 2021 even on the Switch. I remember playing Astral chain - the game looked similar and seemed to be a constant 30 fps.

    The parts between bosses just feels like such a chore. Those zones are so big and empty (especially 3-4-5): It really feels like they we're onto something but just scratched it out for some reason (Beat-em-up phases?)

    In all honesty, I think they should of just kept the same graphical level as the first 2 game. It didn't even age that bad from what I saw on the Switch versions. I certainly would not have minded if it meant having a constant 60 fps - hell alone a 30-45 FPS.

    I'm giving this a very generous 6. I have a hard time believing the people who gave this a higher score played the same game as me.    … Expand
  55. Xplocion
    Mar 25, 2022
    7
    The good:
    The real third part of No More Heroes arrives (forgetting about that undercover reboot called Travis Strike Again). It's a lot of fun (if you're one to keep laughing with the same old tired jokes from previous games). Try to keep the cell shading aesthetic but ugly.
    The bad: The best thing is that Travis hadn't tried to come back (again) after the disastrous game where he    The good:
    The real third part of No More Heroes arrives (forgetting about that undercover reboot called Travis Strike Again). It's a lot of fun (if you're one to keep laughing with the same old tired jokes from previous games). Try to keep the cell shading aesthetic but ugly.

    The bad:
    The best thing is that Travis hadn't tried to come back (again) after the disastrous game where he supposedly came back and it was embarrassing, this game is even more embarrassing. It's a game that feels old, like the Wii/X360/PS3 generation. The aesthetics by keeping it old-fashioned makes the game look horrible except in certain close ups in which the textures go for a walk and disappear. The graphic section is inconsistent in some parts, it looks acceptable in others, horrifying. The Quick Time Events (QTE) are still there, which shows that the gameplay has not advanced a day. The recurring jokes of the series are there but we have already seen them in previous games so they will only get a smile the first time and maybe a Ha.

    The Meh!:
    It's sad to see Grasshoper stuck in the past. It is confirmed (as I said in the review of Travis Strike Again: No More Heroes) that the previous game was only made to get money from the fans since it did not bring anything new to the saga and was just a constant repetition of what already happened. seen in this saga and others that haunt Nintendo consoles. Yes, it is a game for fans, which is something that directly clashes with the description of the game where it says that it returns after 10 years (we return to the same ones that Travis Trike Again did not count) so my question is how many true fans of No More Heroes are really left? And if true fans or some curious/clueless person out there who buys the game by mistake, will that be enough for a next game to exist?    … Expand
  56. airmaverick
    Sep 3, 2021
    10
    Whilst this game does include some jank and I found some design choices to be a step back, overall the improvements and style make this my new favorite game in the series. Note that there are plenty of story references to NMH, NMH2 and TSA as well as other Grasshopper games and this will likely deter anyone new to the series. Overall this is a must play for NMH and Suda fans! Miike waWhilst this game does include some jank and I found some design choices to be a step back, overall the improvements and style make this my new favorite game in the series. Note that there are plenty of story references to NMH, NMH2 and TSA as well as other Grasshopper games and this will likely deter anyone new to the series. Overall this is a must play for NMH and Suda fans! Miike wa ichiban!!

    EDIT: I am increasing my score from a 9 to a 10. I am 45hrs in an still wanting more. I love this game, imperfections and all!    … Expand
  57. bt98
    Aug 31, 2021
    10
    Yo this game is **** wild and great. The previous ones were also great. Suda51 is a boss.
  58. Aries_Primal
    Oct 8, 2021
    6
    If I have to be honest, for me this game is disappointment. 1 and 2 were classic. Things I dislike about 3 are so many...
    First, you ruined Travis look. He looks old and fat. His hair seems made of plastic, all this for a few small details like skin, teeth, we could live without this!
    Too bright colors and titles made my eyes ache. Game is loading too slow on Switch. His cat is a male    If I have to be honest, for me this game is disappointment. 1 and 2 were classic. Things I dislike about 3 are so many...
    First, you ruined Travis look. He looks old and fat. His hair seems made of plastic, all this for a few small details like skin, teeth, we could live without this!
    Too bright colors and titles made my eyes ache. Game is loading too slow on Switch. His cat is a male and is talking?!? And what was that with Sylvia, anyway? Plus some crazy aliens...
    I finished the game just to follow the story. No pleasure gained from playing it. You ruined the essence.
    And why you always change the controls? Hard to get used to something after you change it every since in a while!    … Expand
  59. Hahn
    Aug 30, 2021
    10
    Grandioso como los anteriores pero un mejor, si te gustan el 1 y el 2 este les va a encantar
  60. lucas2175
    Sep 2, 2021
    10
    This game has the guts and creative balls that most triple A companies will NEVER dare to come close to. A stylistic journey, and a beatiful mess, loved it.
  61. Eldreed
    Oct 12, 2021
    9
    Como fan de la saga desde el Wii, quedé completamente satisfecho con el juego, a pesar de tener falencias visuales, mas que nada en el mundo abierto, esto no afecta para nada en el gameplay. Las batallas contra los jefes son todas distintas, llenas de creatividad y buen humor. La batalla final me encantó, más de uno se sorprenderá y reirá mucho. En cuanto a horas, es el No More Heroes másComo fan de la saga desde el Wii, quedé completamente satisfecho con el juego, a pesar de tener falencias visuales, mas que nada en el mundo abierto, esto no afecta para nada en el gameplay. Las batallas contra los jefes son todas distintas, llenas de creatividad y buen humor. La batalla final me encantó, más de uno se sorprenderá y reirá mucho. En cuanto a horas, es el No More Heroes más largo, además tiene retls post game en dificultad, vale mucho la pena.… Expand
  62. Its-Noodle-Dood
    Sep 15, 2021
    9
    NMH3 is a game that was certainly made specifically for fans of the franchise. The game doesn't take itself seriously at all. The game revels in absurdity to an almost Deadpool-esque level. The amount of pop culture references and fourth wall breaks are obviously made for a specific demographic. Hack n slash gameplay is a step up from previous entries in the franchise. Music in the game isNMH3 is a game that was certainly made specifically for fans of the franchise. The game doesn't take itself seriously at all. The game revels in absurdity to an almost Deadpool-esque level. The amount of pop culture references and fourth wall breaks are obviously made for a specific demographic. Hack n slash gameplay is a step up from previous entries in the franchise. Music in the game is mostly good but imo not as memorable as 1 or 2's soundtrack (2's in particular being one of my favorite video game OSTs). Would I recommend it? Yes BUT only if you are fairly familiar with the franchise and story. Hopping into the 3rd game blind will make you lost and confused and possibly overwhelmed by the absurdity. At the vary least, watching a playthrough of the previous game should suffice.… Expand
  63. Nayl
    Aug 31, 2021
    8
    Suda 51 tem uma mente loucamente genial, e esse é talvez o seu jogo mais excentrico. O roteiro, as piadas, as homenagens a cultura pop japonesa dos 70 e 80 e aos games retrô sao muito bem encaixadas, porem os trechos de exploração sao pessimos, os visuais perdem qualidade, o frame rate fica instavel e os bairros sao vazios, o mundo nao interage com vc e nem te deixa interagir com ele. EraSuda 51 tem uma mente loucamente genial, e esse é talvez o seu jogo mais excentrico. O roteiro, as piadas, as homenagens a cultura pop japonesa dos 70 e 80 e aos games retrô sao muito bem encaixadas, porem os trechos de exploração sao pessimos, os visuais perdem qualidade, o frame rate fica instavel e os bairros sao vazios, o mundo nao interage com vc e nem te deixa interagir com ele. Era melhor que esse jogo fosse mais linear, como um Hack n slash classico,sem esses trechos de exploração open world que nao funcionam e te cansam.
    Porem o jogo vale muito a pena, e a nota de 74 do metacritit nao faz juz.    … Expand
  64. JeffGramarley
    Sep 3, 2021
    10
    Si eres fan de no more heroes te va a encantar si eres fan de los juegos del hack and Slash te va a encantar también y creeme seas o no seguidor de la saga este juego tiene para sacarte más de una sonrisa y divertirte con su jugabilidad entre habilidad y azar puro Excelente juego lo ame
  65. Horkmaster
    Aug 31, 2021
    9
    One of the finest peices of interactive software ever made. Boasts vastly improved combat and open world design from the previous entries, high quality art direction and an expertly written story that both offers a cheesy headtrip of an adventure as well as layers of depth all while concluding the series in a satisfying manner. It is marred by some technical issues that do get in the wayOne of the finest peices of interactive software ever made. Boasts vastly improved combat and open world design from the previous entries, high quality art direction and an expertly written story that both offers a cheesy headtrip of an adventure as well as layers of depth all while concluding the series in a satisfying manner. It is marred by some technical issues that do get in the way of a perfect score. Wait for a port or patch job if tech issues are a dealbreaker but when those occur do not deny yourself this experience. A true work of digital art.… Expand
  66. Rhythm_guy
    Sep 23, 2021
    10
    One of the best game I ever played. and I really liked the way this game is going not fear to bot anything. In the gameplay.
  67. BenjyBum
    Sep 6, 2021
    8
    A worthy successor to the franchise. It has it's issues, but nothing that ruined my time with the game. I love all the nods to TSA. Fun gameplay loop and mini games. some great boss fights. Really hope we get a follow up game in the future. keep up the good work Suda!
  68. TimeJ
    Sep 2, 2021
    10
    It took me a day to realize what it meant, but the story is the perfect conclusion to Travis' story.

    This paired alongside incredible gameplay, music, and style. This game is hype.
  69. truemask
    Dec 19, 2021
    8
    Fun game. but somewhat lacking in content.

    It was slightly underwhelming considering the series had a 10 year hiatus. But the combat feels more polished than ever for the series. Combat is fast frantic and fun, the deathglove adds some much needed variety. Finisher moves are as good and stylish as ever (but i do miss enemies classic death cries when being dispatched) it is a short    Fun game. but somewhat lacking in content.

    It was slightly underwhelming considering the series had a 10 year hiatus. But the combat feels more polished than ever for the series.

    Combat is fast frantic and fun, the deathglove adds some much needed variety. Finisher moves are as good and stylish as ever (but i do miss enemies classic death cries when being dispatched)

    it is a short game that has high replayability. Fans the series will appreciate the title but i feel like it could have had more to it. Travis is still a good character and Robin Atkin Downes still delivers.

    the lack of actual linear levels leading to bosses like the other games was odd to have absent, instead the player clear 3 challenge levels before fighting a boss.

    Some character stuff was really odd like a previous character for some unknown reason is now a tree (naomi) ?? the game also really misses an oppertunity to do more with its other characters like Shinobu and Bad girl who seemed like she would have a larger part.

    The Alien bosses are different but were mostly still good boss battles. The cartoonish intro cutscene introducing the main antagonist was great but ultimately the main villan could have been fleshed out a bit more    … Expand
  70. Zeldiano88
    Sep 1, 2021
    9
    The best in the series and perhaps also the best Suda51 game ever, for combat system, story, character design and originality. A myriad of different things to do accompanied by a crazy but always intriguing plot that always makes you want to turn on Switch! Well done also the minigames to discover in a truly huge world. Enemies (even henchmen) are of rare beauty. In short, another pearl ofThe best in the series and perhaps also the best Suda51 game ever, for combat system, story, character design and originality. A myriad of different things to do accompanied by a crazy but always intriguing plot that always makes you want to turn on Switch! Well done also the minigames to discover in a truly huge world. Enemies (even henchmen) are of rare beauty. In short, another pearl of Suda51 to try at any cost!… Expand
  71. Ryu_san
    Sep 4, 2021
    10
    NMH3 is a treat for fans of the series never forgets it is a video game. It's fun, the music is just incredible, and combat is improved. The meta-design of the game is hilarious, like sidekick Jean the cat having a kick-ass voice, Naomi's secret high tech lab, and the hero showing he is a dork. It also has the best reversible cover ever - Goddam Superhero the video game!
  72. FunkyBoi
    Sep 8, 2021
    9
    I absolutely love No More Heroes as a franchise.
    On paper the games make no sense, and you can easily find numerous flaws with the game itself, be it the empty open world or the tedium of the activities containted within it. But none of that matters when it comes to No More Heroes 3. The game just oozes style, to the point where everything and anything I would do would feel delightful.
    I    I absolutely love No More Heroes as a franchise.
    On paper the games make no sense, and you can easily find numerous flaws with the game itself, be it the empty open world or the tedium of the activities containted within it. But none of that matters when it comes to No More Heroes 3. The game just oozes style, to the point where everything and anything I would do would feel delightful.
    I don't think it has the musicla score of No More Heroes 2, although some tracks do hold up, nor did I enjoy the gameplay variety as much as I did in NMH2, but it feels as though Suda51 and the team took all their ideas from NMH1, and polished them to perfection before releasing it on a new console.
    I will say I certainly recommend playing with motion controls. NMH as a franchise never quite measured up to other contemporary hack n slash titans like Bayonetta or DMC when it came to combo variety and mechanical depth, but it has always excelled at providing a visceral and engaging experience despite that, making up for it with style and flavour, and the act of doing the motions for all of Travis' coolest attacks absolutely accentuated the experience for me.
    You're gonna like this game if you like Suda51. If you don't like Suda's games it may not be for you, so I'd advise you do a little research and see if this is the type of thing to appeal to you. Overall a solid experience that didn't quite live up to its predecessor for me, but was absolutely worth playing regardless.    … Expand
  73. EasyGamerBoi
    Nov 9, 2021
    7
    No More Heroes is yet another franchise I’ve always had an interest in but never got the chance to play until now. There was no way my Mom would let me play the first 2 games at my age back then lol, so they just escaped my mind for the longest time after that until I got the chance to try out NMH III. So this game is pretty damn fun despite some glaring flaws. Positives first; theNo More Heroes is yet another franchise I’ve always had an interest in but never got the chance to play until now. There was no way my Mom would let me play the first 2 games at my age back then lol, so they just escaped my mind for the longest time after that until I got the chance to try out NMH III. So this game is pretty damn fun despite some glaring flaws. Positives first; the soundtrack SLAPS & I NEED to download the full thing on YouTube for my workout sessions. The story is insanity personified honestly, I really don’t know how to make sense of it so I won’t & will enjoy it for what it was! I’ve heard even an extensive knowledge on the NMH games that came before can only help so much here, so I don’t feel as lost as I thought I would’ve. I’m sure some of the story beats would’ve hit harder had I played the first 2 (3? If you count Travis Strikes Again), so that’s obviously on me. It’s still off the walls enjoyable to a complete NMH stranger like myself & it truly felt like conquering impossible odds going through the story. The combat is awesome too! I’m still shocked that the weak Switch can even hit 60fps but it RARELY fell below 60 during a fight for me. I also appreciate how i almost never had to grind for money, something the reviewers said was a big issue but it’s really non existent if you do all the designated matches before bosses lol. Almost all of the big bosses themselves are AWESOME spectacles too, but some were better than others. But this is where we have to get into the downsides, which will start with the combat unfortunately. I stand by it being fun as hell, but it did kind of get repetitive towards the very end, and it didn’t help that the enemy variety is pretty slim. I’m talking the last 2 hours here, but for the whole game you’ll be fighting different combinations of the same enemies over and over. A little more variety would’ve been welcome, kind of a minor issue for me personally but I can see others growing tired of it quicker than I did. I also REALLY didn’t like the Deathman arcade game you had to play during the story, it was only twice but it was annoying & pace shattering. Yes the story is all over the place, I think that’s by design but it doesn’t help make a super memorable story. It was entertaining like I said, but nothing fantastic. But the biggest problem everyone has with this game from what I’ve seen is the performance & open world. I understand art styles but this game looks downright UGLY a lot of the time. I get it’s not a big AAA game but damn, it looks straight off the Wii at times! The open world is pretty bad too, besides being empty and virtually lifeless, it’s just ugly to look at. Especially the extremely grainy war torn area, it’s not good when your game is hurting your players’ eyes just looking at it. The grain goes away during the cutscenes of that area so that begs the question of why the hell it was there in the first place. The open world barely hits 30fps riding around on your motorbike, going from the smooth 60fps combat to the sluggish 20fps of the open world is jarring to say the least. There’s nothing completely game breaking here, but there’s enough flaws to justify saying this game needs some serious polishing in certain areas. But the game ends on a very interesting note & I will be tuned in to see what the future of NMH becomes, and will possibly be diving into the past games to see what makes this series so special to so many. And yes, to partially make some sense of the story I witnessed lol.… Expand
  74. jurnakov
    Sep 4, 2021
    5
    A no ser que seas muy fan de la saga no lo recomiendo. Puntos negativos:
    - Deberían haber hecho como en el 2 y prescindir del "mundo abierto" no aporta nada y se ve terriblemente mal, había momentos que creía que había vuelto a 2001 y estaba jugando a la PS2.
    - Solo hay una mísera arma en todo el juego. - Muy repetitivo (al menos en el 2 los minijuegos estaban entretenidos). - Los    A no ser que seas muy fan de la saga no lo recomiendo. Puntos negativos:
    - Deberían haber hecho como en el 2 y prescindir del "mundo abierto" no aporta nada y se ve terriblemente mal, había momentos que creía que había vuelto a 2001 y estaba jugando a la PS2.
    - Solo hay una mísera arma en todo el juego.
    - Muy repetitivo (al menos en el 2 los minijuegos estaban entretenidos).
    - Los controles en el combate no están bien pulidos y da sensación de tosquedad.

    Puntos positivos:
    - Las ida de olla están a la par que en los otros juegos.    … Expand
  75. FlexosuarousRex
    Feb 20, 2022
    7
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I was a new fan of nmh shortly before playing this game. I bought the first two titles on switch in preparation for the third and my time has been largely enjoyable. NMH 3 is by far my favorite title, but I feel like there were many missed opportunities. Its a bit of a one step forward, two steps back situation.

    NMH 3 has a proper antagonist in FU, which made the game more enjoyable from a story standpoint compared to the first two games. I really enjoyed the deathglove skills and creating deathglove chips, I think it did a lot for the combat and is a highlight for me. The mini games are fun this time around, the music is great, and the combat is quite addicting. Being able to rematch bosses at higher difficulties for better rewards is an excellent addition, it is something that I have utilized heavily in order to grind rarer components to make stronger deathglove chips.

    My main problem with this game is the lack of custimization. I miss being able to change every part of travis' clothes from NMH 2, or being able to get new katanas like in the first two games. I also feel that the pacing is off. The majority of deathglove skills are obtained all at once, the game could have benefited from having more deathglove skills and having them being unlockable one at a time. I think it would have been cooler to give a large selection of deathglove skills and allow the player to mix and match. I also feel that the combo system in nmh 2 was superior to nhm 3. Being able to mix in physical attacks with katana slashes did a lot to keep the combat from getting too stale in nmh2 and is something I have missed in the finale. I also think the lack of stores in nmh3 renders the open world pointless. It was fun to drive around for a while and see the different sections of the cities but it got boring for me relatively quickly. The game is also a bit buggy and suffers from fps drops, glaring pop-ins, and slow texture loading. My final complaint is that it is far too easy to max out Travis skills and stats, which brings me to my conclusion.
    All in all NMH3 is a wonderful time, but my main complaints come from not having enough of the game! I wanted more customization options like clothes, katanas, and deathglove skills. I wanted more progression in the form of a deeper upgrade tree and combat skills. Lastly, I wanted more to do in the overworld, going from ufo to ufo in order to participate in a ranked fight became more of a chore than anything - the combat is fun, but the way in which combat is facilitated could have used some more work.

    NMH3 is by no means a bad game, in fact its quite the opposite, I just think there were several missed opportunities that would have really propelled this game to legendary status.    … Expand
  76. Cool8tReviews
    Mar 25, 2022
    9
    Another insane and very addictive entry into the series. The Final Boss fight was a lot of fun with multiple waves. All the other bosses were loads of fun too - as always - even if some bosses were better than others. It was interesting to space out the fights with spawned waves of normal encounters. However, it still worked and I had loads of fun playing this title as is the case withAnother insane and very addictive entry into the series. The Final Boss fight was a lot of fun with multiple waves. All the other bosses were loads of fun too - as always - even if some bosses were better than others. It was interesting to space out the fights with spawned waves of normal encounters. However, it still worked and I had loads of fun playing this title as is the case with previous entries. The game was lacking polish but I didn't have high expectations in that regard as Grasshopper Manufacturer doesn't have a huge budget. Reccomend for fans of Suda51s wacky style but I would also reccomend starting with the first game if your new to these bizarre titles… Expand
  77. DrKreggman
    Aug 31, 2021
    7
    This is definitely a No More Heroes game, fans of the series should absolutely give this a playthrough. That being said, it is a very difficult game to review. The characters, story and style are amazing; you'll want to keep playing just to see what's coming next. But the amazing style and characters would come through a lot better if the game wasn't so difficult to look at and ran smooth.This is definitely a No More Heroes game, fans of the series should absolutely give this a playthrough. That being said, it is a very difficult game to review. The characters, story and style are amazing; you'll want to keep playing just to see what's coming next. But the amazing style and characters would come through a lot better if the game wasn't so difficult to look at and ran smooth. Anyone that saw me playing the game asked when it came out and didn't believe it was a new game, and the load times in between almost every segment made it tiresome to pick up and play sometimes. Despite that, the combat still feels great, though I miss my different weapon options from NMH2, but the combat overall feels more varied with and a little more strategic. However, the actual bossfights in this bossrush game lack the same punch as the first two games. Depending on some RNG elements, you could slip through a boss without even seeing what they have to offer, or get stuck dying to the same attacks that are cumbersome to circumvent. I often found myself getting more satisfaction out of the smaller 'fodder' battles than the actual bossfights. The minigames, especially compared to NMH2, leave a lot to be desired and a lot of the collectibles felt more like a chore (which might be on purpose). But this game is still very much worth a playthrough just for the overflowing style and the weird ride it takes you on.… Expand
  78. Hoooops
    Sep 3, 2021
    6
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. tl;dr on gameplay:
    if it were the bosses only, it'd be a 7 or 8
    if it were everything but the bosses, it'd be a 4 (or lower: ***the performance issues, while isolated to the overworld, are inexcusable***)

    I played through on Spicy with a mix of the joycons and pro controller. I tried out all of the minigames/submissions, but did not work through level 3 on all volunteer locations. All of the bosses are cleared S or SS on Carolina Reaper. I cut the collectible hunt short due to the performance issues (the framerate paired with a widescreen TV was giving me a headache).

    Good:
    -Controls function as they should, inputs feel responsive (both in combat and in the overworld).
    -Boss fights are well-balanced, if not in favor of the player (especially on lower difficulties); overall they're pretty fun and are a high point of the game.
    -The story doesn't take itself too seriously, which lends itself well to the boss-oriented structure of the game.
    -None of the music is underwhelming, and several tracks are good enough to warrant listening to even if you disliked the game ("Musical Chairs," "ITADAKIMASU," and "Octopus (Deadly Seppun)" come to mind).
    -Mastering the gameplay is a rewarding experience throughout the course of the story and, to a lesser extent, when returning to the bosses.

    Mixed:
    -Some of the designated battles (blips of enemies between the bosses) felt plainly imbalanced. Maybe I'm just missing something, but dialing things back to an excessively passive playstyle was a huge intrusion.
    -Volunteer missions were a slog, but maybe that's the point? I never found myself required to do them, likely as a result of aiming for higher ranks, but given the dreadful state of the overworld, I'm glad I could get in and get out without much delay.
    -Humor is very hit and miss. Sometimes I'd find myself smiling and chuckling, while other times my only reaction was "I get it, Suda, thanks." Your mileage may vary; the sequence that served as the punchline to the Miike dialogue and the entire post-FU sequence made me smile pretty wide.
    -Effectively 4 (I think) bosses are fanservice stand-ins for the aliens. The pacing relies on anticipation during the mediocre overworld segments, however, so not being familiar with the stand-ins would be a very poor experience. Having played previous titles, I enjoyed the lot of them, but it's some pacing whiplash in the worst way if the player hasn't played the previous titles.

    Bad:
    -I would've easily given NMH3 7.5-8 points if not for the god awful framerate and visual issues in the overworld. The framerate will very regularly dip to sub-20 FPS despite the low-poly, low-detail overworld. Several of the islands are outright barren and still have framerate issues.
    -The collectibles and the system for obtaining t-shirts also suffers greatly due to the state of the overworld.
    -The only discernible differences between the difficulties of boss fights is an increased health pool and damage, so most of the high-difficulty bosses are just a test of the player's patience.    … Expand
  79. theVAKAN
    Sep 3, 2021
    10
    El mejor juego de la década, le pongo un 10 ya que soy muy fan de la saga y si no lo eres dale una oportunidad no te arrepentirás, solo que aún tiene un poco de bugs y algunas texturas tarde en cargarlas de allí en más execelente videojuego
  80. Iwaru7
    Sep 6, 2021
    9
    No More Heroes 3 is a rare title that's not afraid to be itself thanks to the man in charge Suda51. The game is a wild trip of styles, references, and meta humor that proceeds to entertain and keeps you hooked from beginning to end. Combat is easily the best in the series taking ideas from the previous titles and combining them to make something unique, fun, and satisfying to play aroundNo More Heroes 3 is a rare title that's not afraid to be itself thanks to the man in charge Suda51. The game is a wild trip of styles, references, and meta humor that proceeds to entertain and keeps you hooked from beginning to end. Combat is easily the best in the series taking ideas from the previous titles and combining them to make something unique, fun, and satisfying to play around with. Every gripe I had was easily tossed aside as the amount of love and passion put into this project kept me grinning ear to ear. In my experience there are some visual hiccups and glitches that mostly occurs in the open world, but nothing game breaking that may halt your progress. In fact, the game runs surprisingly smooth at least for the most important sections that being in combat. Anyone who is familiar with Suda51's work will know his writing style isn't for everyone, despite all the craziness that happens almost everything has a reason behind it and is left open to leave players pondering and coming back for more. After beating the game twice I'm still trying to take everything in and some aspects of the game may not be fully realized or appreciated until years later similar to Suda51's best games. What I appreciate most is how Suda handled Travis as a character, going from the loser otaku who didn't understand the concept of fear to a genuine badass who has a lot to lose seriously makes him one of my favorite protagonists in gaming. I could keep going but I'll end it on this, No More Heroes 3 is peak fiction and is easily my game of the year. To anyone mildly interested do go in with an open mind, trust in your force and head to the garden of insanity.… Expand
  81. Ryanpixel
    Sep 6, 2021
    10
    This game have style and has a very fun game play plus the open world did'nt really bother me that much either i will recomend this game if you play nmh 1and 2 and tsa
  82. Kuroaxel
    Sep 7, 2021
    10
    Satisfying and unique. The game seems lengthy if you add the side missions. Hopefully they'll add and update to the bugs and resolution< knowing Nintendo
  83. SwitchReviewsNC
    Sep 11, 2021
    9
    The combat has never been deeper unless compared against the large amount of chips in Travis Strikes Again. However in NMH1-2 the high and low stance abilities/ punches and kicks are gone but that is replaced with much more momentum in battle. A dodge that can be upgraded is lovely to use, as well as, the jump. If you consider yourself a fan of the combat in the first two games, you willThe combat has never been deeper unless compared against the large amount of chips in Travis Strikes Again. However in NMH1-2 the high and low stance abilities/ punches and kicks are gone but that is replaced with much more momentum in battle. A dodge that can be upgraded is lovely to use, as well as, the jump. If you consider yourself a fan of the combat in the first two games, you will certainly enjoy the increased ability seen here.

    I am not a stickler for graphics, but I do know of a public complaint about pop in. I can confirm that all pop in is exclusive to the open world segments and is rarely noticeable when driving between buildings or at high speeds with nitro. I never played NMH for the same driving experience as GTA so if that is what you are looking for then you may be disappointed. That being said I have really enjoyed the game.    … Expand
  84. therealgregman
    Sep 14, 2021
    8
    (Since I am unable to give this a .5 I'll have to leave it at 8, but actual score should be considered 8.5)

    Let's get the obvious out of the way - the game looks a bit rough, runs a bit rough. Big deal. It's on Switch. This thing can't even handle PS2 era emulated ports at 60 FPS at 720p. And before you go saying "well Breath of the Wild looks amazing and is a much more open world, so    (Since I am unable to give this a .5 I'll have to leave it at 8, but actual score should be considered 8.5)

    Let's get the obvious out of the way - the game looks a bit rough, runs a bit rough. Big deal. It's on Switch. This thing can't even handle PS2 era emulated ports at 60 FPS at 720p. And before you go saying "well Breath of the Wild looks amazing and is a much more open world, so it should be doable" don't forget that this is Unreal engine and it's not as flexible as what Nintendo has hidden in their magical development labs. Okay, are we done complaining that performance and visuals are sub-par?

    The gameplay is the best in the series, taking many mechanics from TSA. The story starts off strong but near the end I kind of felt a bit disappointed, but overall, it was silly and entertaining shlock and it kept me hooked. Not that the story was the only thing to keep me hooked, the gameplay and mechanical depth (while not as complex as the likes of DMC or the like [although there are triple SSS ranks for some reason and that is hilarious]) serves a variety of flavors almost all of which left me feeling very pleased. Literally only one gameplay segment in the whole game made me say "yeah, that was lame, shouldn't have included that one" out of like a hundred or something. That's a pretty decent ratio.

    The reason I wouldn't straight up give it a 9 comes down to the fact that I have some minor gripes here and there when it came to the repetitive nature of encounters and lack of traditional levels + the obvious technical issues. I have no idea why you people are complaining over the open world chugging so much - it works - it works very well in fact ( except for Call of Battle - that map feels like some intern made it [or maybe that's the joke?]).

    The soundtrack slaps real hard and I can't think of many tracks that sounded forgettable - maybe the free roaming theme in Call of Battle (which goes toward my theory regarding that whole area being designed specifically to seem like it was made to look and sound bad + be horrible to navigate).

    Each boss battle had me on the edge of my seat and they are definitely the highlights of this game. You just keep on getting bamboozled right up until the end and even if you think you know what's going to happen, it doesn't.

    The overall style is Suda Ultimate, Unleashed, Unshackled, the dude did whatever he freaking wanted, and it still was better than that last time in 2019 when a certain prolific game making person went haywire proceeding to create the world's most dramatic and pretentious parcel delivery simulator (which unlike No More Heroes 3, wasn't very fun to play. This is.)

    So, 8.5's the final score. Worth a buy, honestly, maybe not full price, but if you like fun combat, self awareness brought to extremes, unique and out-there visual designs and straight up sick-boss fights, go ahead and indulge, I know I did.    … Expand
  85. KazuraCollins88
    Nov 19, 2021
    10
    Please ignore bad scores, this game is a master piece.

    This is the funniest game in the trilogy. You will always find yourself enjoying killing enemies, and defeating bosses, improving your skills, thanking your good or bad luck. This game is everything I wanted. On the other hand, the graphics are not incredible, and where it is most noticeable is on the map. An empty and boring    Please ignore bad scores, this game is a master piece.

    This is the funniest game in the trilogy. You will always find yourself enjoying killing enemies, and defeating bosses, improving your skills, thanking your good or bad luck. This game is everything I wanted.

    On the other hand, the graphics are not incredible, and where it is most noticeable is on the map. An empty and boring open world. However, the open world was implemented at the request of fans who complained about not having it in the second game.

    The love for the series really shows, and we fans are SO much looking forward to a new game. It can be better, yes, but it is a masterpiece that everyone should play.    … Expand
  86. ClassicGamer504
    Oct 16, 2021
    10
    This game is absolutely amazing. Let's get the elephant out the room. The game's visuals and performance. The overall visuals are good. They're not AAA budget visuals, as the No More Hero games were never huge budget titles. There are some technical issues here and there. Most so in the open world sections. But nothing that's game breaking.

    Everything else is solid. Great music, awesome    This game is absolutely amazing. Let's get the elephant out the room. The game's visuals and performance. The overall visuals are good. They're not AAA budget visuals, as the No More Hero games were never huge budget titles. There are some technical issues here and there. Most so in the open world sections. But nothing that's game breaking.

    Everything else is solid. Great music, awesome characters, extremely stylish gameplay and world. Solid fluid combat, great story, great controls, etc. This game is definitely one of the best action games released this year. It's extremely fun and reminds me of an era (3rd gen to 6th gen), when gameplay was the most important factor when playing a video game. Nowadays seems like a game can have mediocre gameplay, but high end realistic graphics and get perfect to near perfect scores( at least from the western media).

    Overall NMH III, is a great experience with its stylish and over the top action!    … Expand
  87. SaiGames12
    Nov 10, 2021
    10
    This is such a great end to a awesome series. Don't be fooled by some of the negative posters who clearly are just trolling and never played the game. NMH3 has the best combat in the series. The combat is a silky smooth 60fps, fast and fluid. The controls are very responsive and perfect. It's not as deep as games like Bayonetta, Devil May Cry, etc., but it's extremely satisfying and fun.This is such a great end to a awesome series. Don't be fooled by some of the negative posters who clearly are just trolling and never played the game. NMH3 has the best combat in the series. The combat is a silky smooth 60fps, fast and fluid. The controls are very responsive and perfect. It's not as deep as games like Bayonetta, Devil May Cry, etc., but it's extremely satisfying and fun.

    The music is excellent. I especially love one of the secret bosses theme. But the overall soundtrack is pretty good. As are the character voices. Some pretty funny and unique dialog.

    The graphics are a mixed bag. While the visuals during the combat sections are well done and pretty good. The open world visuals leave much to be desired. As they run at 30fps, has pop in, low res textures and look overall low budget.

    The characters are over the top and some great character designs thats full of personality. The story is good. As with all NMH games, stylish, over the top, 4th wall, anime style story and it works well.

    No More Heroes 3 is most definitely the best entry in the series!    … Expand
  88. Gearbram
    Nov 24, 2021
    8
    Great game with very interesting and funny twists!
    I already played NMH, NMH II and Travis Strikes Back Again and as a fan of the series, i'm satisfied!

    It's just sad, that a lot of the planned content didn't made into the final game. It's still great though!
  89. Kwylde
    Dec 20, 2021
    6
    It's a solid 6/10 game; no more, no less. The combat is pretty fun, but the rest of the game is a mess. NMH1 and NMH2 were fun and unique in the stages that you had to play through to get to the boss. Yeah, they were a bit Dynasty Warrior-esque with how easily you could mow through most of the enemies, but that was kind of the appeal. You felt a sense of progression as you moved throughIt's a solid 6/10 game; no more, no less. The combat is pretty fun, but the rest of the game is a mess. NMH1 and NMH2 were fun and unique in the stages that you had to play through to get to the boss. Yeah, they were a bit Dynasty Warrior-esque with how easily you could mow through most of the enemies, but that was kind of the appeal. You felt a sense of progression as you moved through these custom-built levels towards the bosses. The hub world was empty, but at least this was at a time where hub worlds generally weren't THAT full of life. It was *somewhat* excusable as a sort of tongue-in-cheek joke at the time.

    NMH3 is what I would call a fan disservice. It's such a blatantly lazy game. There's no attention to detail whatsoever, and it's obvious from the very first time you get the "press A button to open the beam katana" prompt. There's no fluidity whatsoever. I was never able to get it to open in a fluid motion. There was always a slight pause between Travis drawing the katana, and then pressing A to open it, where Travis kind of just stands motionless and awkwardly because the creators couldn't even get this EXTREMELY basic game-feel down right! It would be SUCH a satisfying thing to draw the katana perfectly without that obnoxious pause. And yes, this is a minor thing, but the game is PLAGUED with these "minor things" -- these relics of bad game design that most games had weeded out in the 2010s: collectables that aren't tracked, ultra rare drops that require you complete the same boss dozens of times on the hardest instakill mode to get, the same, boring battles over and over again with mobs on the same overworld map rather than purpose-built stages, a 40 minute self-indulgent cutscene sequence at the start of the game that's an absolute chore to watch, with characters we've LONG stopped caring about (or even forgotten), with terrible writing, horrible CGI, more self-indulgent "Miike is so great he's my hero" obnoxious fanboyism between each set, things that were forced into the game just because they felt like they had to be, and were then handled in the absolute worst way possible (Henry Cooldown), and a STILL-EMPTY overworld map that performs like piss in 2021. There's no excuse for it. This would've been a decent Gamecube game back in the day, but now it's a dusty, shoddy relic of a time long-forgotten.    … Expand
  90. omega8fattyacid
    Jan 1, 2022
    3
    I love the writing and sty;e of the No More Heroes series but the performance of this game makes it hard to recommend, the art is wonderful outside of the time waster of an open world, there you have to suffer short draw distances, texture pop-in and a stuttering 10-15 fps as you cruise through the empty maps. But worst of all the game seems to have a memory leak problem so you must saveI love the writing and sty;e of the No More Heroes series but the performance of this game makes it hard to recommend, the art is wonderful outside of the time waster of an open world, there you have to suffer short draw distances, texture pop-in and a stuttering 10-15 fps as you cruise through the empty maps. But worst of all the game seems to have a memory leak problem so you must save often or risk losing an hours worth of gameplay as i did twice.… Expand
  91. SteelBallRun777
    Mar 3, 2022
    9
    Wow what a game, dont be discouraged to try this game out, it is one of the most stylish and beautiful games I have ever played. The menus, the music, the colors. The combat. It has a few minor issues and the overworld isnt greatly optimized but this is not what the games is about.
  92. Wishmaster77
    Mar 19, 2022
    9
    Completly crazy Game. Excellent game design and character. Great work from Suda 51 as ever. I'm waiting for no more heroes 4.
  93. ZYMROD
    Jan 23, 2023
    7
    A pesar de no ser el mejor de la trilogía el juego entretiene y engancha por su diseño de personajes. Sin embargo, el camino hacia cada jefe se va haciendo bastante tedioso en comparación con las anteriores entregas, bugs que te obligan a reiniciar la partida o que la fluidez al manejar la moto se vea mermada por colisiones, la distancia de dibujado que le quita inmersión al juego y losA pesar de no ser el mejor de la trilogía el juego entretiene y engancha por su diseño de personajes. Sin embargo, el camino hacia cada jefe se va haciendo bastante tedioso en comparación con las anteriores entregas, bugs que te obligan a reiniciar la partida o que la fluidez al manejar la moto se vea mermada por colisiones, la distancia de dibujado que le quita inmersión al juego y los problemas técnicos por las limitaciones de hardware.

    El juego aun mantiene la epicidad de los enfrentamientos, la musica sigue siendo genial, el combate es mas fluido y el humor bizarro aun mantiene su "chispeza"    … Expand

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17
#17 Most Discussed Switch Game of 2021

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Metascore
75

Generally favorable reviews - based on 101 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 69 out of 101
  2. Mixed: 31 out of 101
  3. Negative: 1 out of 101
  1. CD-Action
    Nov 15, 2021
    60
    The combat is very meaty, boss fights are properly varied and the absurd story is one of the strongest points of the game. However, No More Heroes III is very uneven and got stuck in the past decade both in terms of gameplay and design. Actually, the series regressed in some aspects. Goichi Suda obviously ran out of ideas an is chasing his own tail. [11/2021, p.62]
  2. Game World Navigator Magazine
    Oct 22, 2021
    76
    It’s ironic that the original game used to satirize the stagnation of video games industry, but now, No More Heroes 3 is afraid to leave familiar ground. Still, long-time fans will enjoy this new chapter of Travis Touchdown’s adventures. [Issue#255, p.54]
  3. Pure Nintendo
    Oct 14, 2021
    80
    Travis Touchdown has grown in his “final installment” of No More Heroes. Because of this, the overall game has a different feel than previous entries and might be why it’s my favorite game in the franchise. Travis is a much more likeable character with some tangible realizations of action’s consequences. Paired with an interesting story, this makes No More Heroes 3 the best entry in the series. If you are a fan, No More Heroes 3 should definitely be added to your library.
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