Name: CGR Undertow - KILLER IS DEAD評測PlayStation 3版 (CGR Undertow - KILLER IS DEAD review for PlayStation 3)
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thing doesn't have just a little bit. It has everything. Everything that made Killer7 a

Everything your friends didn't believe until you showed them, in No More Heroes. It's violent.

It's...utterly ridiculous. It's everything you love—or everything you hate—about

And that's one thing you'd never predict from Suda.

Now, now...it's not a loser, by any means. On the contrary, Killer Is Dead is one of

entertaining and...irreverent video games. Another patch on the vest of gaming's most

closest answer to Quentin Tarantino. If you like your games as gorgeous as they are f*cked

But if you're familiar with Suda's work, be aware that...this one kind of feels like a

time, a "greatest hits" never has the same impact.

In fact, if there's one thing that makes Killer Is Dead stand apart from games like No More

is kind of a dark game. I mean, it has all the potty humor you would expect from Suda,

sinister this time. Even uncomfortable, at times. In fact, while the gameplay is basically

game is actually closer to Killer7 in tone...and its balance between fear and funny.

Actually, it's more than a little. And that's another thing that stands out with Killer

always sexualize women, but...this takes it to a level that even surprised me. I mean,

where...you have to stare at a woman's "parts," when she's not looking. Do it enough times,

expensive gifts. Like flowers. Do that enough times, and...well, you know.

And the crazy thing is that...that's how you get new weapons, and upgrades. From sleeping

you these things, in return. And honestly, if that's something you find offensive...you'll

things offensive, in Killer Is Dead. This game is just...unremittingly misogynistic,

As for the gameplay, well...that's familiar ground, too. And actually, that's where the

Killer Is Dead is almost identical to No More Heroes, the same counter-based sword game

owners...about half a decade earlier. And that's fine, because it's fun. Killer Is Dead

experience this overwhelming feeling of "been there, done that."

And again, you just don't expect that from a Suda game.

Now, there is one new gameplay element that separates Killer Is Dead from No More Heroes.

Shadows of the Damned. In addition to your sword, you also have this...arm cannon, which

shooting if you have enough blood. It's a fun change, but...you use the sword like,

means...it's really not much of a change.

Fortunately, though, it is fun. I mean, if you like No More Heroes—and you should like

love Killer Is Dead. Dodge, attack, rinse the blood off, repeat. It's fast, it's frantic,

most part, it looks amazing. It has Suda's unmistakable style...but even that's held

back by some technical issues. So it's, like...one step forward, two exploding

Suda 51 has always taken this...off-road approach, to game design. But the thing is, when you

times in the same place? That becomes a road. Worn down, visible...predictable. If you like

I do, you're going to love Killer Is Dead. But if you're hoping for an unexpected turn?

That's a route Killer Is Dead doesn't seem interested