Fit check
Is NOT A HERO worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action players who want run-and-gun combat mixed with cover movement
- Players who prefer short, objective-driven missions with unexpected combat events
- Shooters fans interested in switching between nine characters with different attack styles
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking slow exploration or a meditative pace may bounce off the constant shooting and sudden mission events
- Players wanting one consistent combat style may hit a wall when the roster's distinct hero abilities require switching approaches
- Players looking for climbing, puzzle-solving, or broad environmental exploration will find the focus centered on gunfights and district-clearing objectives
Our take on NOT A HERO
The bounce point arrives when missions begin mixing quick movement, cover positioning, and surprise events. Players who prefer a stable arena or one fixed weapon style may find the shifting objectives and nine-character roster demanding rather than flexible.
What is NOT A HERO?
Steve, once a contract killer, now manages the election campaign of BunnyLord, a future-born rabbit seeking office.
He leads a growing team of nine unconventional heroes through three city districts, completing main assignments and occasional side objectives while battling organized crime. Combat blends shooting on the move with battles from cover, including slides, rolls, dives, tackles, executions, and hundreds of rounds. Unexpected encounters may add SWAT units, attack helicopters, pandas, pugs, and other threats. Each character fights differently, from shotgun blasts to katana lunges and hammer blows. The Global MegaLord Edition adds a digital artbook, a behind-the-scenes film, plus desktop wallpapers, audio files, and icons.
How NOT A HERO plays
- 01Nine Playable Heroes
- The roster includes characters with different combat approaches, such as shotgun blasts, katana dashes, and hammer attacks.
- 02Cover-Based Shooting
- Combat combines running and firing with sliding, rolling, diving, tackles, executions, and quick movement into cover.
- 03Dynamic Missions
- Levels include main objectives, occasional secondary goals, and surprise events that can alter an encounter.
- 04Three City Districts
- The campaign targets the criminal underworld across three major areas of the city.
- 05Edition Extras
- The Global MegaLord Edition adds a digital artbook, a behind-the-scenes documentary, and desktop media files.
NOT A HERO compared to similar games
Hentai Vs Furries is also a shooter with guns, but its description centers on quests, unlockable skins, five camera angles, emotes, and a main mode plus a separate pleasure mode. SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER focuses on runner mechanics where jumping, dodging, and destroying targets are combined, while Not A Hero centers on cover movement, mission objectives, and nine distinct heroes.
NOT A HERO: platforms & release
Is NOT A HERO worth it?
It is worth it if: action players who want run-and-gun combat mixed with cover movement. Skip it if: players seeking slow exploration or a meditative pace may bounce off the constant shooting and sudden mission events.
Where can I download NOT A HERO?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens NOT A HERO's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is NOT A HERO on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
