Killer is Dead (Limited Edition)

Xseed Games

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Compatible with PlayStation 3™ (PS3™)

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USD 0.00

Product Features

Latest Creation from Fan-favorite Game Creator SUDA51: The twisted mind behind controversial but adored titles such as Lollipop Chainsaw, Killer 7, and No More Heroes is back with a bizarre tale of an executioner tracking down high-level terrorists in a cyberpunk world
Eye-catching Art Direction: Visuals are presented in a fashion reminiscent of a moving comic book, bringing the stylish and ultra-violent world to life
Unique and Varied Action Combat: Swordplay is Mondo's preferred style, but his left bionic arm can be used for powerful punches to attack enemies or break through barriers, and it can also transform into a gun when ranged combat is necassary
Extra Missions Give Way to More Cash, More Items, and More Girls: Dozens of extra missions outside of the main story give players access to unlockable outfits, money to upgrade weapons, materials to aid in a pinch, and "Gigolo Mode" to seduce the various beautiful women Mondo meets throughout the story
This Limited Edition comes with a Bonus 80-page Hardcover Artbook, Soundtrack CD containing 25 songs & a special DLC code for 4 in-game items, Gigolo Glasses; Alternate costumes for Vivienne and Mika; A bonus Gigolo Mission with Betty & An additional episode with the vampiric Sebastian

Item Description

Killer is Dead takes place in a future world with an abundance of technological advancements - including lunar tourism and cybernetic enhancements. Play as main character Mondo Zappa, a professional executioner - tasked with killing dangerous criminals and assassins around the world. Mondo has a few tricks up his sleeve, including the cybernetic left arm that can be transformed into multiple different weapons. General human strength and ability are enhanced through biomechanical replacement parts and doping at a regular basis. Such advances are arising at a dreadfully fast rate that a new type of criminals has started emerging. They’re stronger, faster and unethical than ever before! Because of them, petty crimes and terrorism are everywhere. The police and military are having a hard time to keep up with them. The world is becoming more and more hellish each day.

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Customer reviews

Average rating:		(4.5 out of 5)
Total votes:	22

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darien.morales.med (9) on 13, Aug. 2018 00:56 (HKT)

An acquired taste

I first got this game back in the future, finished and sold it. Now years later, remembered with love and had to buy it again. There's a lot of screen tearing, but the gameplay is good; the setting is what makes this game.

raf (11) on 05, Jul. 2018 01:22 (HKT)

No title

Another crazy game from SUDA, fans know what to expect others should at least try it.
Great edition.

valagardo1 (2) on 04, Jan. 2017 15:19 (HKT)

Excelente Precio y Excelente Pack

Este juego encabezado por Suda 51 está excelente.
Es para un público muy limitado y selecto, que le gustan los buenos juegos Japoneses, las películas de Takashi Mike y las Mujeres Sexys

NoName (1) on 08, Feb. 2016 11:04 (HKT)

Pseudo-Suda

While Suda51 himself was not responsible for directing this game, he did write it. It certainly shows. Sometimes the game feels like Suda accidentally died during Grasshopper Entertainment's Christmas party and they had to make something that screamed "Suda Did This" as publicly as possible to cover it up. But there are definitely a few moments where Hideyuki Shin pulls off something so stylish with Suda's writing that even Suda himself would be hard-pressed to top it. It definitely won't feel too fresh or new to anyone familiar with Suda's other work, and it still has the same Grasshopper problem of really simplistic gameplay, but Killer is Dead manages to be enjoyable for its sense of style and sheer spectacle alone.

Far from unenjoyable, but a bit too off-color in a by-the-numbers way, if that's possible.