Recent reviews by Aaltai I.

[8/10]
It’s like Helltaker, but with ghosts instead of devils, and instead of solving puzzles, you’re repairing machines while the ghosts do their best to murder you. The story is a bit shorter and, in my opinion, less engaging than Helltaker’s, but the gameplay is still a lot of fun—provided you can get into a flow state. If not, I’d strongly discourage playing, as it can be quite frustrating.

[8/10]
Pretty well-made, but if you played Katana Zero back in the day, it feels like a slightly weaker rip-off. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say the game lacks authenticity, but it still offers a fun story and various enjoyable mechanics.

[7/10]
Great concept, but arguably a bit repetitive. Therefore, it gets boring as the time goes on. Still a solid choice for puzzle lovers out there.

[8/10]
"It's a masterpiece considering the game is literally released on November 8th 1998, and there is no doubt that this game is way ahead of it's time."

[9/10]
"Perfectly balanced in every metric. Not too short nor long, not too easy nor difficult. On top of all these, it has a fun storyline, and a few 'Easter eggs'."

[10/10]
It is Zero. New Mecca. The Theater of Violence is alive, pulsing with energy. From haunted dreams to hazy dawns, every kill a masterpiece. Draped in darkness, wielding the katana like a brushstroke. A walking work of chaos. Vintage, priceless, beyond counterfeit or imitation, years since that bloodstained figure first danced through a hall of bodies, slicing through history, now a true master of massacre. Immaculate precision, flawless fury, now Zero perfected.

[7/10]
A chill puzzle game with piece of cake levels. (mostly)