This months PSM magazine refers to Killer 7 as, and this is paraphrased, a gaming work of art.
While
the game has it's problems, they say it's
absolutely gorgeous to look at, and a great example of the whole "games as art" debate.
The game, by all appearances, is hardly what you'd call mainstream. Reading this review makes my head spin. I had
largely dismissed the game, but now I'm intrigued enough to at least rent it.
The game is not without it's issues, but it sounds like it might actually have a spark of creativity, which is not
something many games these days can be accused of.
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