
Travis Touchdown is back, but he’s traded his usual open-world antics for a bizarre trip inside a legendary game console. After a scuffle with a vengeful father lands him and his rival trapped within the Death Drive Mk II, the otaku assassin must hack and slash his way through a variety of surreal, indie-inspired game worlds. It’s a meta-narrative fever dream that blends top-down arcade action with lengthy, text-heavy visual novel segments. While the gameplay loop can feel repetitive, the game’s sheer stylistic confidence and Suda51’s signature brand of self-aware, quirky writing make it a weird, unforgettable ride.
BELLY APPROVED
FPS · Action · Adventure
Windows · PlayStation 2 · macOS · Linux
RPG · Adventure
PlayStation · PlayStation 3 · PlayStation Portable · PC · Android · iOS · Xbox One · Nintendo Switch · PlayStation 4
RPG
PlayStation · PlayStation 3 · PlayStation Portable
Action-Adventure · RPG · Sandbox
Nintendo Switch · Wii U · Nintendo Switch 2
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