This is a very important game to me, I've wanted to finish it my entire teenage/adult life but I never had the chance to, I'm a bit bummed that I saved over my Save File so I can't do the true ending, but that gives me more than enough resin and motivation to play it again in the future. I find Suda51's style of writing very weird, and while I wish he wrote a bit more coherently (some of his concepts seem a little half baked to me) I really enjoy his story telling and I find his characters and worlds very interesting. Sylvia is a great character too, I wish she had more screen time and I can't wait to see what the future holds for her gamewise. The music is stellar, I love how they take the iconic melody that plays through all of the game and remix it into so many different catchy songs. The boss music is really good too, but I feel like the regular battle music is better. My favorite bosses were Jeane, Bad Girl, Holly Summers, and Destroy Man. I know alot of people dislike the open world, but Santa Destroy is one of my favorite locations in a video game, next to Kamurocho and Night City. I'm a bit tired so I hope this review is well written. The No More Heroes games are an excellent example of video games as art, and I'm incredibly honored and grateful I can call myself a fan and admirer of these games and Suda51's other titles.
Review of No More Heroes
