I spent the last 20 minutes trying to come up with words to describe Killer7. Here's the thing, I can't.
Killer7 is something that I'd consider as one of the bastions of PS2's unique catalogue. It's an impenetrable video game that stands time, regardless of how bizarre you think the game is. Killer7 is scary, not because it's kind of a horror game, but rather this game's presentation, structure and aura is something that you'll never find amongst other games.
Killer7 will always be an itch that one would never scratch, and you'll have to accept it at that for the rest of your life.
Killer7 is something that I'd consider as one of the bastions of PS2's unique catalogue. It's an impenetrable video game that stands time, regardless of how bizarre you think the game is. Killer7 is scary, not because it's kind of a horror game, but rather this game's presentation, structure and aura is something that you'll never find amongst other games.
Killer7 will always be an itch that one would never scratch, and you'll have to accept it at that for the rest of your life.