Killer7
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Killer7 Trailers
killer7 - Let's Play killer7 with SUDA51 (Steam)
killer7 - Launch Trailer (Steam)
killer7 - Killer moves with the Wrestler, Thief, Barefoot, and the Punk (Steam)
Critic Reviews for Killer7
Imaginative, beautiful, and utterly strange, but you'll need to really love the story to endure its idiosyncratic combat.
Even if I find myself in the middle with Killer7, I'd still recommend everyone give this a go. It may not be a game you need to finish, necessarily, but it's utterly unique and needs to be seen first hand. I don't think Suda hit his stride until his next title (No More Heroes), but you can see the seeds of greatness were planted with Killer7.
Bizarre and catchy with awesome story. But a bit outdated with terrible controls as well.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
Truly, Killer7 is a mad piece of work, and embracing it doesn’t come all that easily. Those who do open their arms for it though, will find themselves in for one hell of a wild ride.
Killer7 is a unique third-person shooter with serviceable game play, a well-realized art style that remains fresh and unique, and a compelling story.
Though this story of war, assassination, and disposition is not for the faint of heart, it will indulge those seeking a deep and dark universe. killer7 is a nostalgic trip back to a style of gaming that encourages players to find their own answers by exploring a rich universe.
Despite some stiff gameplay mechanics and fairly simple combat, Killer7 manages to hold up very well even more than a decade after its initial release. The narrative is truly interesting, and there is no question that SUDA51 was well ahead of his time with both the visuals and some of the twists he threw into his story along the way. Killer7 is an example of a game that took chances, and those risks helped Goichi Suda establish his well-deserved following.
