NOT A HERO

Bunnylord 2026

Great fun! You really gotta go for all the achievements to really enjoy the game to its fullest, though! Some of the challenges turn the game into a puzzle shooter of sorts. Tricky & engaging!

NOT A HERO AKA NOT A HERO: GLOBAL MEGALORD EDITION is a pretty good action shooter game and another great game published by Devolver Digital, now the story. Politicians they all promise many things like increasing medical coverage, decreasing housing prices and most importantly reducing crime, but like all politicians they lie through their teeth, all except this one bunny. Bunny lord promises to put an end to crime by shooting it in the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ face with the help of his fan club, a bunch of degenerates, weirdos and crazy douchebags, so he can become super megalord, why, well as he puts it in order to save the Earth from some weird Apocalypse in the future. Okay then the likes, the gameplay is very good it’s pretty simple complete the main mission and do little side missions in order to get a better score as you shoot up the bad guys, it’s also the right balance of hard but fair, you will die a lot but it doesn't feel impossible you just have to come up with a good strategy and take your time, you can also pick different characters to play as, as each one has their own different skills and depending on the level you're in one character will be better than the other, it's up to you to figure it out, so encourages you to experiment a little bit. The story is good it's goofy, hyper and bombastic basically it's a parody of all kinds of political stuff without necessarily picking which side it's on, it can be kind of funny sometimes it does have one problem though, but I'll get to that in the dislikes. The pixel graphics art style is very good it's simple yet detailed with some great uses of colors, designs and animation especially how it animates blood it just goes to show what you can do with simple pixels. The levels are good each one is a little diverse with some nice locations; it’s obvious that they reused the scenery but they restructured the designs in order to keep it interesting and to make sure not one level looked the same.The characters are good bunny Lord is a funny and weird guy and the other characters you play have interesting designs and pretty funny dialogue and some cool one-liners. The music is very good with plenty of great tracks that fits the action-oriented game quite well. The voice acting was good, each voice actor feels pretty solid in their acting skills. Now in the old days of this game there was DLC you could buy, but the DLC you could purchase has been now removed but don't worry it's not gone, in this new edition all the DLC is in here. So the DLC in this game is really good like not only do we get a soundtrack DLC we also get voiceover work from the different characters we get, an art book which was very good as we can learn a little bit of the history of the game we also get a prequel comic which I read and it was very good. We also get an extra campaign mode where we get to play as BunnyLord himself, it was cool to see how he plays. Okay then the dislikes, now the game does have a good bit of a crashing problem like sometimes the game would just stop working and an error message would pop up, that happened to me quite a lot it didn't happen when I was like playing a level but it did happen like when I sometimes died or when I was in the character selection part. Also would have liked to be able to play this game in full screen mode. Lastly I said there was a problem with the story and that is in its dialogue, it goes a little too fast sometimes, I would have preferred a way to either slow down dialogue or have an option where if you want to get to the next dialogue sentence you hit a button. Okay with that all done NOT A HERO AKA NOT A HERO: GLOBAL MEGALORD EDITION is a pretty good action shooter game and another great game published by Devolver Digital; it has very good gameplay, a good story and a very good pixel graphics art style. I recommend getting this game if you're looking for a simple hard but fair action game then you would actually enjoy this and again, it's published by Devolver Digital and most of the games they publish are really good.

A game like this lives or dies with its controls. It started out showing me the completely wrong buttons during the tutorial (I'm just using a standard Xbox controller. What is it getting wrong?), and to remap the buttons it shows you an antiquated "press these actions in order with the buttons that you want"-menu like you're on a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ PSX emulator from 2004. Alright, no biggie, it works out once you remap things properly. But why is everything so floaty? Feels like my character can never quite decide whether to slide or walk, and enemy punches catapult you fifty thousand meters away. All the "collect all [random item]s in this stage!"-challenges are just incredibly frustrating, because if you mess up choosing the right direction once, you'll prolly have to restart the whole stage (combined with the fact that with the wonky controls it feels so easy to just get thrown out of a window in a way you didn't intend). And maybe it's just that 2016 humor hasn't aged well, but I don't really care about sitting through the cutscenes in between missions and listen to why exactly we're playing the stage that we're playing right now. I don't really care for the text and you can't click through it. So the controls feel off and frustrating and the "story" is kinda just tacked on as an excuse for the gameplay I guess. The one sympathetic thing about the game is the voice acting, but other than that there's not much left. All in all, it feels like there's a cool game at the core, but it falls short in too many ways for me to spend more time with it. Shame!

i think its generally important for me to note that this game had an astounding ripple effect on my taste in comedy, games, and political views. i think we should kill people actually.

Tremendo, le das bala a todos los chorros y ganas las elecciones.

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It's amazing. It's one of the most hilarious and fun Devolver games ever. And yes, it's the one you might have missed playing other amazing projects, but you really should give NOT A HERO a chance. Funny premise, funny story, and a huge roster of characters, all of whom really do feel unique and fun to play as. You'll definitely find a favorite one.

NOT A HERO is a frantic side-scrolling action shooter that embraces absurdity from the very beginning and never lets up. Developed by Roll7 and published by Devolver Digital, the game revolves around the unlikely political campaign of BunnyLord, a time-traveling anthropomorphic rabbit determined to become mayor in order to save the future. While the premise sounds ridiculous, the game uses this bizarre setup as a foundation for a surprisingly polished and highly entertaining action experience. It combines intense gunfights, dark humor, and stylish presentation into a package that feels distinct from nearly every other shooter in its genre. At its core, the game focuses on fast-paced cover-based combat. Rather than encouraging players to slowly advance through levels, NOT A HERO rewards constant movement and aggressive decision-making. Sliding into cover, leaning out to fire, performing executions, and diving across the battlefield become second nature after only a short time. The mechanics are simple enough to learn quickly but contain enough depth to keep encounters exciting throughout the campaign. Every firefight demands quick reactions and smart positioning, creating a sense of momentum that rarely slows down. One of the game's strongest features is its diverse roster of playable characters. Each member of BunnyLord's team comes equipped with unique weapons, abilities, and special traits that significantly alter gameplay. Some characters excel at close-range destruction, while others rely on precision shooting, mobility, or tactical advantages. These differences are substantial enough that replaying missions with another character can feel like an entirely new experience. The variety greatly extends the game's longevity and encourages experimentation with different playstyles. The mission design consistently introduces fresh objectives and unexpected challenges. Levels are filled with optional goals, performance requirements, and dynamic situations that push players to improve their skills. Completing missions perfectly often requires careful planning and mastery of the game's systems, adding an extra layer of challenge beyond simply surviving. The combination of primary objectives, side tasks, and unlockable content gives the campaign a satisfying sense of progression while providing plenty of incentives for repeat playthroughs. Visually, NOT A HERO stands out through its distinctive pixel-art presentation and unique perspective. Roll7's "ISO-Slant" visual style creates environments that appear both retro and modern at the same time. Character animations are lively, explosions are dramatic, and the excessive violence is presented with an intentionally exaggerated flair. The colorful visuals help maintain the game's energetic atmosphere while ensuring that even the most chaotic firefights remain easy to follow. Despite its relatively simple art style, the game possesses a strong visual identity that remains memorable long after the campaign ends. The writing plays a major role in establishing the game's personality. The humor is intentionally outrageous, packed with ridiculous dialogue, bizarre scenarios, and satirical references. BunnyLord serves as an especially memorable figure whose absurd political ambitions drive much of the narrative. The story is not designed to be emotionally deep or complex, but it succeeds by fully committing to its strange premise. Players who enjoy offbeat comedy will likely appreciate the game's willingness to embrace complete nonsense while maintaining a surprisingly coherent world. Audio design also contributes significantly to the overall experience. Gunfire sounds impactful, explosions carry satisfying weight, and the soundtrack keeps the energy high during combat encounters. Character voice lines and humorous exchanges further reinforce the game's comedic tone. Together, the sound and music help amplify the excitement of each mission and ensure that the action feels appropriately intense. The game is not entirely without shortcomings. Some difficulty spikes can feel abrupt, particularly when attempting optional objectives or chasing perfect mission ratings. Certain encounters may require multiple retries before success, which can occasionally become frustrating. Additionally, while the humor is often effective, its crude and over-the-top nature may not appeal to everyone. Players seeking a more serious narrative experience may find the game's relentless absurdity difficult to connect with. Even with these minor issues, NOT A HERO remains one of the more creative action shooters released during its era. Its blend of fluid cover mechanics, varied characters, challenging objectives, and unapologetically bizarre storytelling creates a memorable experience that rarely feels generic. Roll7 successfully transforms a ridiculous concept into a highly polished game that delivers excitement, laughter, and replayability in equal measure. For fans of fast-paced shooters who appreciate unconventional ideas and a healthy dose of dark humor, NOT A HERO is an easy recommendation. NOT A HERO combines inventive gameplay, stylish presentation, and relentless comedic energy to create an action game that remains entertaining from start to finish, standing out as one of the most distinctive indie shooters of its generation. Rating: 8/10

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