According to a recent report from Insider-Gaming’s Tom Henderson, a new survival horror game is currently in development and is targeting a holiday 2023 release. Additionally, Henderson has updated the original post to claim the developer of the upcoming game is No More Heroes’ developer Grasshopper Manufacture. The developer had announced last year that five projects are currently in development at the studio, three of which were new IPs, which would support this recent rumor if true. Grasshopper Manufacture has yet to confirm these claims.
Details for Grasshopper Manufacture’s latest game No More Heroes 3, can be seen below:
Being the number-one assassin in the world isn’t what it used to be. Otaku hero Travis Touchdown is back once more, forced out of retirement to defend Santa Destroy–and Earth–in an intergalactic test of might while proving he’s more than just a has-been who talks to his cat. Warm up those beam katanas, tighten the all-new Death Glove, and get ready to partake in outrageous boss battles against the evil Prince FU and his nine alien henchmen as Travis fights his way to the top of the Galactic Superhero Rankings! No More Heroes III will arrive on new platforms with improved HD visuals and framerates, along with faster loading times to keep players dishing out eye-popping ultraviolence.
Key Features
Grow Your Galactic Legend – In classic No More Heroes style, the Galactic Superhero Rankings are packed with outrageous boss battles, each oozing with personality; Soar through the ranks and prove you’re the baddest in the universe.
Old Dog, New Tricks – From beam katana boss to wrestling pro, Travis can do it all; Take violence to new extremes with the customizable Death Glove, and punish those deadly invaders with combat that suits your style.
Superheroic Side Hustles – Explore Santa Destroy on Travis’ Demzamtiger to pick up odd jobs, from Coast Guard missions to toilet cleaning, then hit the road to unique locales like Neo Brazil and Thunderdome to keep the cash rolling in.
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More than doubled previous record.
According to former employee accounts.
According to a recent report.