One of the oddest games you could ever get your hands on...

User Rating: 9.2 | Killer7 GC
Graphics - This game hosts beautiful cell-shaded visuals. The character models and visuals are better then you would expect from a game like this. The artistic style of each character is brilliant and captivating. Sound - Nothing extremely special here, but it gets the job done. Voiceovers are very nice, some of the best I've seen lately. Gunshots, footsteps, opened doors, all those other noises, come out crisp. The soundtrack is definitely great. It's mixed with music that will keep you on the edge of your seat, and music that will just get you pumped (techno FTW). All around, the sound was pretty good.

Gameplay - This was very different, yet great. This isn't like your typical FPS where you can pretty much explore any coridor, it's a little more restraining. You won't be using your analog stick to move your character, other then when you're deciding what path to take at a crossing. Rather, you'll be pressing the A button (I don't know what that transfers into for the PS2 version). This is so because the game is basically on rails. It may feel a little werid at first, but it adds to the odd feeling of the game. You'll have many different characters to chose from in the game, each with their own weapon, specials, and quirky feel. Most of the game you'll be shooting the crap out of heaven smiles, and going through many puzzles throughout. Value - The main game takes about 20 hours. There is also a Hard mode, Killer8, and Hopper7, which are pretty much optional, but still interesting.

Story - This must be mentioned. The story to Killer7 alone is worth it. This story will have you confused, mad, make you become liberal (experiences may vary), and almost crying at some points. It deals with political issues within the US and Japanese governments. In conclusion, Killer 7 is almost a must have game. In reality, I know not everyone will like it, mostly because of the gameplay. If you don't mind something that's a little out there, I defenitely think you should give it a try.