It’s less than a month until the release ofNo More Heroes 3on Nintendo Switch. Pre-launch marketing is already spinning up, with trailers and feature descriptions being shared. For example, the latest trailer introducedNo More Heroes 3’s villain and his ten Galactic Superhero cronies. Now Nintendo has shared a trailer revealing another aspect ofNo More Heroes 3, an aspect of the game thatNo More Heroesfans have been very excited to find out more about. The new trailer detailsNo More Heroes 3’s mini-games.
Three different mini-games are teased in the newNo More Heroes 3trailer, each as exciting as fans have come to expect from the franchise. For example, the arguably most exciting mini-game teased is the return of a classic. It’s theNo More Heroeslawn mowing mini-game. The trailer shows a timer and the prompt “Mow all the grass!” along with a bar along the bottom measuring the percentage of the lawn that’s been completed. It looks like a fitting follow-up to what may have beenNo More Heroes' most disliked mini-game.
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The two other mini-games look like they’re new toNo More Heroeswith thenew game’s release. The two mini-games are plunging toilets and cleaning trash out of a river. Repairing a clogged toilet shows Travis moving the right joystick up and down, while the toilet’s contents are censored. Cleaning trash out of the river shows Travis suplexing an alligator. Needless to say, the mini-games won’t all be monotonous tasks.
Hilariously, the mini-games in the trailer are shown separated by some ofNo More Heroes 3’s action sequences. That’s meant to showNo More Heroes 3’s style of progression and pacing. Players will have to do jobs in-between missions to help fund their journey.
For those unfamiliar with theNo More Heroesfranchise, these “chore” mini-games are a bit of a joke, but players will still have to do them. They’re largely monotonous tasks that pay out cash that can be used to buy equipment and fund missions. There’s no trick to them. Players will actually have to mow lawns, plunge toilets, and pick up trash. And there are likely more mini-games beyond that.
One thing thatNo More Heroesfans can expect going intoNo More Heroes 3is that regardless of the mini-games, the game will approach them with the same sense of humor that the franchise is known for. Mowing lawns to pay for climbing the ranks ofGalactic Superheroesis supposed to be ridiculous. Hopefully, it just won’t be boring.
