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A dark parody where every problem can be solved with bullets, and even Aunt Ruby is eager to get in on the action. Get to it, you sexy murder machines. Re-election time is just around the corner, and we’ve still got to deal with that scrotobiker gang BunnyLord keeps talking about.
90
Not A Hero is direct, fiery and wonderfully entertaining. Without a doubt one of this year's best action games.
90
Relentless action, strong gameplay variety and a killer wit make Not a Hero one of the best indie games of 2015.
5
In my opinion, the game gets old really fast, but it's not a bad game too.... to be honest it's just a so-so, I don't really see why people compare it to Hotline Miami too, try it if you want, refund it if it's not for you
8
Muy agradable ala vista con ese arte en 8bits un juego divertido y muy cómico, con un grado de dificultad medio, muy recomendable para jugar vida y vida con otra persona
7
Fun game with a great sense of humour. The classic mechanic of beat this stage and complete these objectives in order to unlock a specific ending. Some gameplay issues that should be fix are IMO: - A specific button to execute on the ground, sometimes fails to do it. - Others: icons better visible (stunt), stacking of corpses sometimes can not allow you to see the alive enemies.
Not a Hero (2015)
Released On:
May 14, 2015
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Generally Favorable
75
User score
Mixed or Average
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Jun 26, 2015
80
A bright and fun side-scroller that you can lose hours in, or just play for a few minutes - either way, it will keep you coming back. [July 2015, p.64]
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Mixed or Average
55% Positive
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Jul 4, 2015
9
"Not a Hero" is an incredibly fast paced shooter that requires a decent amount of skill to beat, but requires absolute mastery to get 100%. It's addictive like crack and plays like butter. This game is meant for perfectionists and completionists, so if you're not into games like "Super Meat Boy" I'd suggest steering clear.
May 20, 2015
9
Not A Hero is a very fast paced, colourful, violent and humorous take on the 2D side-scrolling shooter, using an interesting cover based system and limited controls which ramp up it's difficulty. The game rewards you with new characters as you progress, who, despite being limited to the same three buttons, actually all handle completely differently and require a varied style of play. I thoroughly enjoyed this game, unlike a selection of the critics who have slated it on the basis of its "sense of humour", which is a blindingly unfair criticism **** whose dialogue is procedurally generated. If you pay closer attention to what is actually going on, it's quite clear to see that this game itself is a comment on the state of the gaming industry and the state of us as players, and our nurtured expectations. Offering a very meta criticism of narrative and how violence is justified in modern games. Take a second to look past all the "willybag"s and "pissflaps", and actually pay attention to the overall message. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a fun and challenging game who has the ability to understand an entire sentence rather than getting hung up on individual words.
May 16, 2015
80
If you’re looking for some politically charged, bloody action, then Not A Hero will get your vote.
May 14, 2015
78
Roll7's new game tries to re-imagine the cover based shooter in a bi-dimensional game. It doesn't succeed, but the game is fun enough to catch your attention during its story.
May 14, 2015
75
Ultimately, Not a Hero is a good game that gets in its own way with a poorly executed final third and increasingly hit or miss humor.
May 15, 2015
70
A fun, funny, and wonderfully gory 2D shooter, but it’s not quite as tightly designed as OlliOlli and certainly lacks the same longevity.
May 14, 2015
50
Not A Hero isn't a game for everyone. It's flawed, repetitive, but works so well when it works.
May 15, 2015
9
Worms, meets Max Payne, meets GTA London. This game has surprised me over and over again. Behind the violence and madness it's a deeply challenging and skill curved experience. The learning curve is immense but once you start getting good it is joyous! If you like absurd violence, guns, bombs you cannot go wrong. There is at least 24 hours of game play to be had here and it's the perfect partner for a long flight or train ride. The Bunny Lord character isn't as funny as it thinks it is but thankfully it's skippable. A brilliant game for FPS and platformer fans alike.
May 14, 2015
9
If the creators of Broforce were British, hit on the head repeatedly with wiffle ball bats in their early stages of infancy, raised on R-rated films and later decided to create a game based on Elevator Action this game would be the result. Like OlliOlli, it's very challenging but fun once you put in the effort. The pixel-style works really well, the soundtrack is fantastic and voice acting is hilarious (as is the randomized text generator that's put to use for some of BunnyLord's dialogue). It's a very funny game and I'm looking forward to the port over to PS4 and Vita along with Broforce. If nothing, you'll laugh if you have a twisted sense of humour. Point your face at this wombatfilth, you nerdface and vote Bunnylord.
Mar 18, 2017
7
Fun game with a great sense of humour. The classic mechanic of beat this stage and complete these objectives in order to unlock a specific ending. Some gameplay issues that should be fix are IMO: - A specific button to execute on the ground, sometimes fails to do it. - Others: icons better visible (stunt), stacking of corpses sometimes can not allow you to see the alive enemies.
Apr 6, 2016
7
Great artwork, soundtrack and writing, but the gameplay falls short. Repetitive actions in a difficult setting with no checkpoints will leave the player frustrated to the point where they don't even want to complete the game. I'm a huge Hotline Miami fan, and this game tries to emulate that in a 2d side scrolling fashion. Early in the game it captures it, but the later stages are very difficult and the player has to restart the entire level after each death.
Dec 1, 2015
7
Hotline London, if you will. After the seminal OlliOlli and OlliOlli2, Rool7 decided that they would be best followed up with a crude political satire, just in time for the UK general election. And there's a lot of potential in the barmy premise: a bunch of assassins help a bunny who's travelled back in time in his electoral campaign by bumping off crime around town in the most violent ways imaginable. The game plays out like a 2D cover shooter where you cower behind whatever before moving in for the kill. The level design, however, gets rather repetitive. It's mostly the same corridors where you take down two or more enemies in each corridor, with the minimal amount done to spice it up each time. So yes, it's repetitive, but I can live with that when the actual game plays out so well each time. The cover mechanic does keep you on your toes and remains challenging. On top of that, the music is brill. Not a Hero is not the beautifully streamlined treat that was OlliOlli, but the fun aesthetics and mechanics will make it a good selection for most - just not an essential one.
SummaryNot A Hero is a 2D, cover-based, side-scrolling shooter about a purple rabbit from the future.
Platforms:
- Xbox One
- PlayStation 4
- PlayStation Vita
- PC
- Nintendo Switch
Initial Release Date:May 14, 2015
Developer:
- roll7
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