killer7 Reviews

This game makes me feel like I have a learning disability

Geopolitical point-and-click shooter with a surreal story and insane style - Like a cross between Pulp Fiction and the United Nations.

It's the only game I know of its kind. The presentation and atmosphere cannot be found anywhere else. Soundtrack is awesome and the story is great. It's certainly unique so you have to adapt to its on-rails level design but once you do this is a LOT of fun to play.

Very unique and fun gaming experience, they don't make 'em like this anymore. The art style and soundtrack are awesome too, I love them. As for the story, I was too slow/dumb to get any of the symbolism lmao, but I could tell the writing was great.

I actually like playing this version better than thee gamecube version. This game was definitely made for keyboard and mouse. Always runs smooth and It's a fantastic way to experience an otherwise forgotten classic.

This is the greatest unfinished video game you'll ever play, and nothing else quite like it will probably come out in your lifetime or mine. Buy it.

There may never ever be another game like killer7. This game is... something else. Plays like no other, looks razor sharp and atmosphere is surreal. No game has lingered in my mind like killer7 ever since I bought it. Only a high IQ madman can come up with story and gameplay like this. I really wish I could play and experience this game for the first time again. This game is truly one of the kind.

One of the most unique games I've ever played. Both gameplay and aesthetic wise. Well worth wandering down it's halls.

Much like No More Heroes, another one of Suda51’s works, I completely underestimated Killer7 when I first booted it up. I wasn’t expecting much from the story and figured it would just be another mechanically solid and entertaining game. Boy, was I wrong. Killer7 is packed with deep, layered lore that only fully reveals itself at the story’s climax, and when it does, it hits hard. As expected with Suda’s games, I loved the gameplay loop, it stayed fun and engaging throughout, but what really makes this game shine is its unforgettable cast of characters. Trust me, this one is absolutely worth experiencing.

One of the best games I have ever played. Only having heard whispers of this game from those I would consider “in the know”, I decided to at least entertain the first 5 minutes. I was impatient, bothered by the controls, the ‘unskippable’ dialogue which would crawl across the screen, and the overall hamfisted energy emitting from every facet of the experience. I stopped playing. Months later I couldn’t get it off my mind, I picked it back up and was rewarded with the most entertaining game I have played in years. Every aspect I hated became one I now treasured, I wondered out loud how I could be so “uncool” before. The ham-fistedness was actually as delicate and as artful as a gentle flick of a single hair on a paintbrush. An aesthetic choice which rendered such a vibrant, vivid, virtuosically manifested vision of what games should have been doing this entire time. As one of my favorite game designers once said, video games should be “hot and fast”, and no other game has ever come close to being as hot and as fast as this one. If I were to recommend this game I would require that they can enjoy a good book about how America has ruined its own citizens, know how to dress like a slut, and understand the “finer points” when listening to experimental jazz.