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About the Game Start a rock band & end the EDM empire in NO STRAIGHT ROADS, a rockin' action-adventure from the minds of Wan Hazmer (Final Fantasy XV) and Daim Dziauddin (Street Fighter V). Explore Vinyl City & fight musical megastars on your journey to defeat oppressive EDM empire ‘NSR’, in an action-packed adventure that mashes together rhythm-infused third-person combat with a kick-ass soundtrack!
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About the Game
Start a rock band & end the EDM empire in NO STRAIGHT ROADS, a rockin' action-adventure from the minds of Wan Hazmer (Final Fantasy XV) and Daim Dziauddin (Street Fighter V).
Explore Vinyl City & fight musical megastars on your journey to defeat oppressive EDM empire ‘NSR’, in an action-packed adventure that mashes together rhythm-infused third-person combat with a kick-ass soundtrack!
No Straight Roads: Encore Edition is an enhanced version of the original music action-adventure that features the rock-tastic base game and festive-focused ‘Christmas Edition’ update, plus brand new content, including an expanded collection of tracks, a new opening cinematic, quality of life improvements and over 500 pieces of fan art available to view and collect throughout Vinyl City.
Discover the world of Vinyl City, meet larger-than-life characters and lead a musical revolution to end the EDM empire.
Defeat musical megastars from a range of genres, including a pop-tastic boy band, a globe-spinning DJ, a child prodigy pianist and more on your journey to bring back rock.
Experience an awesome dynamic soundtrack from a line-up of musical talent, including Falk Au Yeong, Andy Tunstall, Funk Fiction, Masahiro “Godspeed” Aoki, Az Samad, Clyde Rabatel and the Video Game Orchestra.
Experience brand new content, including an expanded collection of tracks, a new opening cinematic, quality of life improvements and over 500 pieces of fan art available to view and collect throughout Vinyl City.
No Straight Roads: Encore Edition Includes:
• The full ‘No Straight Roads’ base game
• Brand new remixes
• A rockin’ new opening cinematic
• Over 500 pieces of fan art, available to view and collect in Vinyl City
• ‘Christmas Edition’ content update, featuring music, decorations, outfits and more to celebrate the holidays
• Quality of life improvements, including enhanced visual effects, improved audio cues, equipment presets, an improved multiplayer camera and more
Recommended system requirements
minimum*
- Requirement 1:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *:
- Windows 7
- Processor:
- Intel i5-3570 or AMD FX-8350
- Memory:
- 6 GB RAM
- Graphics:
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 2GB / AMD Radeon™ HD 7970
- Storage:
- 25 GB available space
recommended*
- Requirement 1:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS:
- Windows 10 (with latest service pack)
- Processor:
- Intel i7-4770 or AMD Ryzen™ 5 2600
- Memory:
- 16 GB RAM
- Graphics:
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB / AMD Radeon™ RX 590
- Storage:
- 25 GB available space
User reviews
GlitchyIce
Recommended | 10 Apr 2026
37.7h played
Music-wise? This game SWEEPS my video game soundtracks playlist. Haven't played in a while, but I still listen to them A LOT to this day. Writing-wise? Absolute cinema. Every character is very down to earth, and their
Helpful: 14
Kactus
Recommended | 23 May 2026
11.1h played
The truly correct reviews of No Straight Roads you'll see are the ones that tell you it's kind of underbaked and mediocre as an action game with everything else carrying the stable, and I'm here to affirm that it's
Helpful: 10
Dartcolors10
Recommended | 07 May 2026
12.3h played
NSR walked awkwardly though the door so Hi-Fi Rush and Dead as Disco could blaze through the path it created. Unfortunately, NSR is more theatric than it is technical, making gameplay feel more clunky than it actually
Helpful: 7
Yomnee
Not recommended | 30 Apr 2026
5.3h played
Soundtrack is amazing, and I really wish this was a better rhythm game. The style of gameplay is unique for games like this, but it feels really weak as both a rhythm game and a hack and slash. The controls are clunky
Helpful: 6
OboTolken
Recommended | 11 May 2026
8.3h played
A friend convinced me to do a full playthrough with them. DK West is one of the best boss encounters I've ever experienced. It's like HiFi Rush took a few points out of gameplay and put them in the sound track. I can't
Helpful: 1
Sol Dynamo
Recommended | 13 Apr 2026
7.7h played
What I like the most about this game is how they added community art all over the map as graffiti which matches the vibe and plot of NSR. I just wish other games did this like Persona 5 or Hat in Time. I think the story
Helpful: 1