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2010 PCNintendo Switch 19.99 € 👍 72 % Mostly positive, 786 reviews on Steam

Otaku assassin Travis Touchdown slashes his way up the assassin rankings again with beam katanas. Fast hack-and-slash combat, absurd humor and a loud retro-flavored style make it stand out.

What defines No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle:

Lots of humour
Distinctive, stylised art style
Action-packed real-time combat
Strong, story-driven narrative

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The closest matches for No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle are Lollipop Chainsaw, Going Under and Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Lollipop Chainsaw

91 %

2012 PlayStationXbox

Lots of humour
Distinctive, stylised art style
Action-packed real-time combat

A loud, campy zombie hack-and-slash where you play cheerleader Juliet, carving through undead hordes with a chainsaw and pom-poms. The comic-book look, cheeky dialogue and rock soundtrack give it its unique flavor.

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Going Under

Lots of humour

A satirical roguelike dungeon crawler where you play an unpaid intern fighting through the cursed ruins of failed startups, wielding office junk as weapons. Sharp humor and a bold look meet fast real-time combat.

Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z

Lots of humour

A brash comic-book styled hack-and-slash where you carve through zombie hordes as cyborg ninja Yaiba in gleefully gory ways. Crude, cheeky humor takes priority over depth.

Abobo's Big Adventure

Lots of humour

A free Flash parody of NES classics in which you play Double Dragon's brute Abobo, brawling and jumping through many familiar game worlds to rescue his son. Its appeal lies in the gag-filled references and retro pixel look.

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes

Lots of humour

A quirky hack-and-slash from Suda51 in which Travis Touchdown is sucked into old video games. It stands out with absurd humor, meta nods to gaming culture, varied level styles and optional co-op play.

Anger Foot

Lots of humour

A blisteringly fast, absurdly funny first-person shooter where you kick down doors and enemies alike. Short chaotic levels, pounding beats and sneaker collecting deliver pure adrenaline flow.

Mexican Ninja

Lots of humour

A fast-paced 2.5D retro arcade beat 'em up with roguelike runs, where you slash through the streets of Nuevo Tokyo as a Mexican ninja. The tone is brash, over-the-top and full of attitude.

The Operative: No One Lives Forever

Lots of humour

A witty first-person shooter inspired by 1960s spy films: as agent Cate Archer you sneak and shoot your way through over-the-top missions with clever gadgets. Sharp writing, a great soundtrack and eccentric villains give it its charm.

Mullet Madjack

Lots of humour

A blisteringly fast retro-anime FPS where you tear through floors of enemies under constant time pressure. Each kill buys you more time, and randomized upgrades keep every run fresh.

High Hell

Lots of humour

A fast, neon-drenched arcade first-person shooter where you blast through absurd criminal skyscrapers with an oversized gun. It emphasizes speed, movement and offbeat humor.

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