
Killer Is Dead Review: Sharp Combat, Shallow Story
A contract executioner hunts the corrupted across a near-future Earth, in a hack-and-slash thriller that never quite explains itself.


A contract executioner hunts the corrupted across a near-future Earth, in a hack-and-slash thriller that never quite explains itself.

A knight bound in black armor fights through a haunted theater, wielding a sword born of sorrow.

Travis Touchdown returns in No More Heroes III, a satirical action-adventure with ranked battles, a beam katana, and a weird open world.

No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle review — Grasshopper Manufacture's Wii sequel cuts the grind, adds dual beam katanas, and scores 7.9/10.

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is Suda51's strangest game — a possessed console, six indie worlds, and a story about the family Travis left behind.

Let It Die review: Grasshopper's free-to-play tower hack-and-slash, its asynchronous death data, the 7.7 score, and the 2026 server shutdown.

A review of No More Heroes, Suda51's 2007 Wii cult classic: brilliant boss fights, a dull open world, and a voice worth the trouble. Score: 7.0/10.

Sine Mora review: Grasshopper Manufacture's time-bending shmup still holds up, from its multiplier risk mechanic to Akira Yamaoka's score.
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