Katana ZERO

(Have this on Switch, so this is more of a review of the game itself than it is this specific version.) Great aesthetic and fun (ultra-violent) gameplay which integrates seamlessly into the story without breaking your immersion. The closest games to this I've played would be Hotline Miami (frantic violence & retro look) and Dead Cells (for the tight platformer handling) Only willing to dock this game any credit for it's brevity, but this is definitely is worth the $15 price of admission regardless. Recommend going in blind, so try to avoid any walkthroughs or playthroughs unless you get stuck

Katana Zero is one of the best games I have ever played in my entire life. Sure I haven't played a large amount of games (175 games owned across platforms), but this is one of the best for sure. The story is intriguing and had me hooked, the gameplay was amazing. The gameplay is some of the funnest I have played. Its diffucult but a fun kind of diffucult. The visuals and sound of the game are amazing too. The graphics are incredble. Not realistic, but with the only pixels they did a great job. The music in this game is outstanding. Me and my friends listen to the soundtrack almost every day. Its a great fit for the gameplay of the game. An easy reccomend. 5/5.

bought the game on steam after 1 full playthrough at a cousins house for someone that mains rpg games this was supprisling amazing the bosses have real difficulty the first time round and after the second you can feel some kind of reward for being aable to do them all in 1 go the music is realy something rain on bricks was buit beautify composed by Laurence Manning and catches the feeling of the phyciatrist sesions (SPOLERS) the plot twist at the end was a bit of a boring one and the story has its bad times but when its good it good the secret boss was the most difficult thing in the game taking me about 30 minutes to beat hoping the dlc is just as good as the main story

verry good

great game, very good history and frenetic gameplay