El 1er juego de Suda51 en ser traído a occidente en colaboración de Shinji Mikami (Resident Evil). Describirlo como "raro" sería quedarse muy pero muy corto.

Killer7 es de los juegos de disparos sobre rieles más únicos que he experimentado. Todo en este juego me vuela la cabeza: el gameplay, los personajes, la banda sonora, su historia de desarrollo... sin palabras.
Si algún día sale un Suda's Cut de Killer7 con todo el contenido que fue cortado del juego original juro que me apunto y lo compro a precio completo.
¡A SUS ÓRDENES MI GENERAL SUDA!

First time I played Killer7 I fell into a routine and just didn't enjoy it as much as I wanted to.
On replay it fully clicked, I love this game. The criticism of american and just overall imperial cultures, the mystery surrounding the Killer7 and each character and relationship between Harmen and Kun Lan.

My only issue with the game this go around was that you can really feel the fact the writing was culled as a lot of the characters really don't get much in terms of character apart from Dan, Mask and of course Garcian.
This is a game that I know I will find more love in as I play it again and again

" Harman, the world wont change, all it does is turn.... now lets dance"

killer 7 was a game I first thought I couldn't get into but when I actually started playing it I got hooked, the style of the game is so nice and the combat is really fun I loved playing as all of the different assassins. I don't really like puzzles in games but the puzzles in killer 7 were not too bad and it helped to make the game more intriuging

my favourite part of the game is def the well done political references which are quite accurate, reminds me a lot of Kojima and mgs2, after finishing the game things started to click a lot with me, I was confused while playing which is bound to happen for most players

overall, killer 7 is an amazing game with great political symbolism and it gives you such an immersive experience I recommend playing

Killer7 is a really different game that has moments that just confuse me. The game is a mix between a on rail shooter, mystery, and puzzle game and while it sounds horrible, it honestly works together pretty well. All of the characters have a good amount of mystery to them and are a bit off-putting. You never fully know what is happening in the game and this works well to carry the story throughout the game. Each level has a different plot, and while there is a main overarching plot, it feels like the story hops around a bit. The boss fights are probably the best part of the game with each having a different gimmick and are very interesting encounters. Killer7's style does make it one of a kind, but with some rough edges, I'd say only go in if you want something different.

i'd strongly recommend all three kill the past games i've played so far (no more heroes, silver case, and now this) and have been able to easily place them all high in my list of favorite games, but killer7 is probably my favorite of these three (if i dismiss my personal attachment to silver case). this game is such a perfect masterpiece that i think everyone absolutely NEEDS to experience at some point in their life. its visuals are so uniquely captivating and charming (an aspect i loved about silver case with this game displaying it tenfold), it's surprisingly satisfying to play especially on pc, and it has the convoluted yet deeply nuanced narrative with layers of metaphors and societal commentary that suda is so damn good at executing. just a work of art from beginning to end that you will not regret delving into