Katana ZERO NETFLIX

Netflix, Inc.

About this game

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Kill your enemies or face instant death. Slow down time as you slash and dash through a dystopian city to unravel past secrets in this retro adventure.

In this stylish pixel art neo-noir platformer, you're a samurai assassin facing breakneck action and instant-death combat. Attack enemies with your sword — or whatever else is at your disposal — and avoid obstacles to progress to the next level. Choose how you respond in conversations that drive the story forward between levels.

BRUTAL, ACTION-PACKED COMBAT

Overcome your opposition however the situation requires. Send gunfire bouncing back at foes, dodge oncoming attacks and manipulate environments with traps and explosives. Leave no survivors.

CAREFULLY CRAFTED SEQUENCES

Each level is uniquely designed for countless methods of completion. Defeat enemies creatively, using spontaneous approaches and the objects in your immediate surroundings to eliminate them as you see fit.

FRESH STORYTELLING

Cinematic sequences woven into the gameplay present surprising player-driven choices, twisting and building to an unexpected conclusion.

- Created by Askiisoft.

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Ratings and reviews

This is a great port, and a very unique and enjoyable game! However, I'm facing an issue with lost saves which is quite frustrating. It seems like the game only auto-saves during actual combat levels? If I exit at any other point (such as conversations with the doctor or before entering the house), it resets me back to the start of the chapter. Also, the auto-save icon is hardly noticeable and I can't tell when my game is saved. Hope this can be fixed soon. Thank you!

The games movements are buttery smooth and when you do something right it feels so clean. It's a little difficult at first because you don't have health and get one shot my everything but that just ads to the smoothness of the levels. The chats that you can have with characters can go down a lot of different interesting paths. I will still go back on some parts of the game to see other conversations. The storyline is really deep even with some of the wacky moments. I'm really glad I found this.

This is one of my favorite games of all time but I really don't think mobile is the right platform for it. I give the gameplay five stars. I take one star away because you absolutely MUST play this with a controller. I can't see ever getting used to the touch controls. I take another star away because even with the controller, it can chug even on my fairly beefy phone. Normally this wouldn't matter much, but because of how snappy and reflex-based the game is, it can hurt.