No Honor is a lewd 2D sidescroller about an unnamed protagonist summoned to a doomed world, a last resort against the Blood Curse and humanity’s extinction.

Shoot wave-after-wave of mutants and tackle various bosses! You can collect or purchase up to five weapons, each suited for a different role; the revolver is free to fire; the machine gun clears mobs; the shotgun wipes air-based foes; the railgun is totally OP; and the cannon provides close-range, explosive ordinance. All enemies drop “Blood Gems” on death, which can be used to purchase ammo and restore hit-points. It’s easy to deal with enemies on one-side of the screen, but if you let them surround you no amount of regeneration will save your skin! Be sure to upgrade your weapons — enemies are bullet sponges, and your survival depends on not getting cornered!

The English isn’t great — so take my understanding of the story with a grain of salt. A human is summoned by a little-blue spirit (whom I’ll call “Little Thing”). Little Thing summons her to reclaim the Blood Crystal, which is being abused to convert humanity into grotesque monsters. The Blood Crystal is in possession of a dark-colored “Little Thing”, and he believes the loss of mankind is of no concern to his people. The only between his evil Blood Curse and total annihilation is an unnamed protagonist and the other end of her barrel!

The titlescreen is plain and the graphics are off-centered. You may adjust audio, display and language preferences from the “Option” screen. CGs can be reviewed from “CG”, and the user-interface is completely hidden. I enjoyed the user-interface, but the text sometimes overlaps (making it nearly impossible to read). Additionally, the English is less-than-stellar, and there are a handful of misspellings I caught during my playthrough. No Honor has a somewhat “retro”/pixelated aesthetic, which I thoroughly enjoyed. The baddies are off-putting, and they explode into heaps of bloody entrails as your pump ’em full of lead! However, I would have liked to have seen more variety in backgrounds!

- The Goods-
There are seven animated CGs, which are unlocked after defeating each major boss. The artwork and animations strike me as somewhat amateur — below-average. There are no climaxes or progression. Each CG consists of a short animation loop, in which the protagonist is raped by the enemy she is defeated by. When No Honor first released on Steam, I didn’t think it was an adult-game — the 18+ DLC was released roughly six months after the core game. I can’t help but wonder. . . was an adult-patch released after the fact just to boost sales?

If so, I strongly approve.

Wait for updates. No Honor is a surprisingly difficult, but not impossible, side-scroller shooter with a side of adult-content. I bought this game in response to the free adult-DLC that was released — however No Honor is no adult-game. There are sexual CGs, but there are no sex-scenes. The lack of character development doesn’t owe to engaging story telling (or arousing content). Gameplay is repetitive: it’s difficult to tell if you’re actually progressing. Making matters worse, if you die you have to redo it all! There was an unforgivably hard boss fight I got stuck on, and it made me lose interest in beating the game. If you’re looking for a challenging, inexpensive 2D shooter No Honor is a great buy!


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Three dollars for a game? Oh it has some T&A? Well may as well try it.

*two weeks later* ♥♥♥♥ that final boss with a rail gun up her ass and pull the trigger.

The game has spotty english, no shame, and waves of enemies you can gib. I suggest you turn off the in game music, put on your own heavy metal and mow everything down in front of you with the starting machine gun. The game has good challenge and the final boss is a test of all the skills you were supposed to learn from the game's bosses, but the final boss forces you to watch an unskippable cutscene which is about 20 seconds, all the while you can only watch and put your cross hair over that ♥♥♥♥♥'s face. Don't use the holy sword, just keep blasting until she takes a knee.

Pros: A challenging side scrolling shooter that doesn't outstay its welcome.
Interesting world
3 dollars or less on sale
Satisfying enemies and progression
Gameplay that pairs with the heavy metal you'll play
This is that flashgame you loved in the 2000s

Cons: No boss health bars (You don't know if you're actually doing anything or not)
Translation is spotty and needs work, it gets worse as the game progresses
Final boss needs to be patched so you don't have to watch the cutscene
T&A had less of a presence then I expected, wanted more.


All in all I'm curious on what I'll see next from this guy. Next time though, get an english beta reader.

No. Just no.