No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle

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Travis Touchdown [link deleted]'s been three years since I clawed my way to #1 in the United Assassins Association. I thought it'd be fine to take it easy for a while after that, but it looks like I rested on my laurels a little too long.

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Developer:
Grasshopper Manufacture
Publisher:
XSEED Games
Release date:
09 June 2021
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Recent Steam reviews:
Very Positive (24)
All Steam reviews:
Mostly Positive (1035)

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Description

Travis Touchdown here. It's been three years since I clawed my way to #1 in the United Assassins Association. I thought it'd be fine to take it easy for a while after that, but it looks like I rested on my laurels a little too long. I found myself sliding down the ranks all the way to #51, and to make things worse, some other assassin—Skelter Helter—comes out and starts nagging my head off about me killing his brother or something. So yeah, a real pain in the you-know-what.

Fueled by a thirst for vengeance (and a bit of good old-fashioned greed), I whipped out my beam katana once more and plunged headfirst into one helluva desperate struggle.



Experience the frenetic hack-and-slash gameplay of the sequel to No More Heroes in glorious HD! With more characters to play as and even more foes to stand in your way, there's never a dull moment in the world of No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle.

Featuring three playable characters, the ability to dual-wield beam katanas, and even bigger baddies to battle, this sexy sequel is a wild ride with more to love than ever before.

Kick back, grab a slice, and get ready to dive into a mind-melting drama the likes of which you've never seen!

Features

  • Dual-wield beam katanas as Travis Touchdown to dial the hack-and-slash insanity up to 11!
  • More baddies than ever before to go toe-to-toe with!
  • Jump through combat as the agile Shinobu or leave foes in the dust as Travis' brother, Henry.
  • Experience a blast from the past by playing 8-bit minigames to earn money and power up!

Recommended system requirements

minimum*

OS *:
Windows 8.1 or later
Processor:
Intel Core i5-4460
Memory:
8 GB RAM
Graphics:
NVIDIA GeForce GTX750Ti
DirectX:
Version 11
Storage:
4 GB available space

recommended*

OS *:
Winsows 8.1 or later
Processor:
Intel Core i5-4670
Memory:
8 GB RAM
Graphics:
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970
DirectX:
Version 11
Storage:
4 GB available space

User reviews

Cosmic
Not recommended | 27 Mar 2026
10.5h played

Nevermind ♥♥♥♥ that dog what the hell happened with Shinobu??? Ive merinated in it this game is worse in a way I just cannot recommend this. If this was a sequel to any other game or its own thing it wouldn't be as bad

Helpful: 4
FriedTeto
Recommended | 08 Apr 2026
19.1h played

What can i say? Better than first game in most if not in every aspect, being able to play as Shinobi and Henry (*for a small portion) is great actually. L Now if you actually think about it, this game is actually has

Helpful: 3
Bobby Kenobi
Recommended | 08 Apr 2026
8.3h played

Not a bad game, but it feels like a downgrade in some areas compared to the first game, i liked the jobs and the assassination missions better in the first game, the side jobs in this one ain't that bad, but they feel a

Helpful: 4
schizo freak
Recommended | 24 May 2026
11.9h played

just play the first or skip to third. kinda mid and the worst minigames EVER. also very bad camera and annoying combat, nmh3 seems to skip over anything from 2 as well, so not really worth the time

Helpful: 0
MRMRDUMMBY
Recommended | 18 Apr 2026
122h played

Playing No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle feels a lot like the first game, No More Heroes just with a few differences. The story directly continues from the original, and while the ending is decent, it’s nothing too

Helpful: 0
Saeed34
Recommended | 15 Apr 2026
29.1h played

No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle Will this is definitely a downgrade from the original. Don’t get me wrong; I still enjoyed it quite a bit because the combat remains largely the same—which is a good thing—but that

Helpful: 0