Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes FR Switch
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Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes propose une action hack-and-slash rapide et fluide, pleine d’humour et de niveaux créatifs, mais manque de la profondeur des opus précédents. Le jeu brille par son style, sa musique et son mode coop, mais peut devenir répétitif à cause des combats simples et des blagues récurrentes. Idéal pour les fans d’histoires absurdes et d’action rapide, moins adapté à ceux qui cherchent un gameplay complexe ou un ton sérieux.
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Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is a maddeningly repetitive experience and should be avoided at all costs.
Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is a maddeningly repetitive experience and should be avoided at all costs.
Trustvoice expert
13 février 2019
While Travis Strikes Again isn’t the “No More Heroes 3” we were hoping for, it is nonetheless an entertaining action game that’s certainly worth checking out, especially for fans of Grasshopper Manufacture and their distinctive style.
While Travis Strikes Again isn’t the “No More Heroes 3” we were hoping for, it is nonetheless an entertaining action game that’s certainly worth checking out, especially for fans of Grasshopper Manufacture and their distinctive style.
Trustvoice expert
24 janvier 2019
Seven years have passed since the events of No More Heroes, and The Bad is determined to exact his revenge on Travis Touchdown.
Seven years have passed since the events of No More Heroes, and The Bad is determined to exact his revenge on Travis Touchdown.
Trustvoice expert
21 janvier 2019
Cubed3 Rating Repetitive, dry, and inexplicably uninteresting, Travis Strikes Again is a massive misstep for a series with an otherwise solid track record. It's not so much the near complete abandonment of what made No More Heroes so appealing that plagues the hack n' slash, but the all-around drop in quality from the original duology. Dialogue is stiff, lacking in the same character that made Travis Touchdown so unpleasantly likable; the once colourful world of Santa Destroy is tossed aside in favour of multiple virtual realities, none of which manage to capture the same wonderful seediness of the fictional Californian town; and boss fights, once the staple of the franchise, come and go all too soon with none of the expected impact. Suda51 has always been an acquired taste, but Travis Strikes Again will be hard to stomach for even the most invested of fans.
Cubed3 Rating Repetitive, dry, and inexplicably uninteresting, Travis Strikes Again is a massive misstep for a series with an otherwise solid track record. It's not so much the near complete abandonment of what made No More Heroes so appealing that plagues the hack n' slash, but the all-around drop in quality from the original duology. Dialogue is stiff, lacking in the same character that made Travis Touchdown so unpleasantly likable; the once colourful world of Santa Destroy is tossed aside in favour of multiple virtual realities, none of which manage to capture the same wonderful seediness of the fictional Californian town; and boss fights, once the staple of the franchise, come and go all too soon with none of the expected impact. Suda51 has always been an acquired taste, but Travis Strikes Again will be hard to stomach for even the most invested of fans.
Trustvoice expert
18 janvier 2019
Travis’ returns is worth the wait even if it's not quite a true sequel.
Travis’ returns is worth the wait even if it's not quite a true sequel.
Trustvoice expert
16 janvier 2019
