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What Are The Best Games Like Katana Zero?Katana Zero released on April 18, 2019, and rocked players with its gameplay that featured the ability to slow time, rewind time, and even deflect bullets with a samurai sword. It was everything a samurai fan could ever want, delivering on an epic and thrilling experience.But as a fan of Katana Zero’s awesome mechanics and intriguing story and setting, you may be wanting more. While DLC is planned for the game (and an implied sequel), it is unclear when either will be released. For players looking for more games like Katana Zero in gameplay, style, setting or all three, here are a few fun games that share these qualities with it. RONIN Launch TrailerRonin follows a motorcycle helmet-wearing, katana-wielding warrior seeking to assassinate a mysterious group of very wealthy looking figures. The game is a one-shot-kill side scrolling action game with a twist: turn based combat that revolves around leaping and swinging off of walls and ceilings. You must choose wisely when to strike and when to evade in order to claim victory.Why this game is great:.

A fresh take on the genre that leads to interesting scenarios. Steam_spy. Levels are a combo of a combat puzzle and reacting to the enemies' plans. While the art style isn’t particularly impressive, it is tight and appealing in its simplicity. Gameplay that rewards players for learning and being creative with the physics and mechanics of the game.9. RUINER - Boss Bounties (Trailer)Ruiner is a quasi-top-down shooter where your main weapons are the ones you take from your enemies’ corpses. Dead Cells Release Date Announcement TrailerDead Cells is a roguelike 2D action platformer that revolves around the arsenal of weapons available in the game.

Furi - Bernard - Official GameplayFuri is an energetic boss gauntlet game starring a lone samurai-type protagonist who also has a gun.The player will fight their way through boss after boss, each with a strange yet intriguing and cool design and fight unique to them- no two feel alike, and there are no regular enemies in between. Everyone is a boss. Your job is to kill each one and unravel the mystery of your imprisonment with nothing but your sword, your gun, and your skills.Why this game is great:. Gameplay that is tricky to master but has tight controls and is incredibly rewarding when you succeed. Each boss keeps it fresh with their own fight styles. An art and animation style featuring bright colors, visually stimulating and appealing locales, and distinctive and quirky bosses. A semi-forgiving fight system that gives you multiple chances to succeed at each stage of the boss makes the game less frustrating but still challenging.6.

Celeste Launch TrailerCeleste follows a girl and her supernatural adventures while trying to climb to the peak of a snowy mountain. It’s a beautiful platformer that hinges on the player using their available movement tools to solve environmental puzzles, all the while tempting them with little extra challenges that test the player’s ability to be creative with their skills.Why this game is great:. Beautiful visuals that just make you want to stop and take it all in. Addicting gameplay that’s both incredibly fun and challenging. Does a lot with a simple premise and controls- each level has a lot of variation that keeps gameplay from being stale.5. Hotline Miami.

Hotline Miami - Can You Keep A Secret? (Trailer)In the psychedelic, top down, insta-death, super bloody shooter that is Hotline Miami, you play as a nameless hitman of sorts, gunning down rooms of thugs at the behest of an equally mysterious voice on the phone.Each level is like a puzzle that you have to solve with guns and other random weapons that you find. Sometimes your attack can be carefully planned out, but at times you may have to run in guns blazing to get the job done.Why this game is great:. Combat is satisfying, rewarding, and engaging. The plot, while elusive in nature, is intruiging. The game has a ton of personality in its style that reaches even as far as the scoring screen. Everything is brightly colored and wobbly, as if the background itself is on hard drugs.4.

Heat Signature. Heat Signature Launch TrailerHeat Signature sees the player zipping through space and boarding enemy ships in order to complete various objectives ranging from stealing some cargo or hijacking the entire ship. The game provides you with various high-tech gadgets and weapons to achieve the end goal of liberating the galaxy from a war raging between four factions.Why this game is great:.

Quick and fun missions ensure there is always something to do. Cool gadgets and guns allow you to get creative while hijacking ships.

An awesome premise that makes rewards satisfying, whether they are from stealing a ship’s cargo, buying new weapons, or capturing a space station for yourself.3. Gunpoint Gameplay DemoGunpoint is a noir themed game starring a spy taking freelance jobs to break into high security buildings. It combines 2D side scrolling action with puzzle elements, allowing the player to literally rewire levels to reach their goal.Why this game is great:.

Rewiring levels allows the player to complete levels in very creative and unique ways, choosing their own approach and playstyle. Beyond just rewiring levels, there is an arsenal of classic spy gadgets at your disposal.

An upgrade system allows players to emphasize the skills they use in levels and customize their gameplay experience.2. Axiom Verge TrailerAxiom Verge is a modern Metroidvania game (resembling even more so the genre-titular Metroid) that boasts an array of interesting weapons.

The player will explore the depths of a strange and almost haunting sci-fi environment as they blast through abominable aliens, robots, and robot-aliens.Why this game is great:. A super cool design theme and style that permeates the weapons, enemies and setting. A variety of weapons to choose from while blasting aliens away. A special glitch gun that adds a unique touch to the game, allowing you to interact with the enemies and certain pieces of the environment in a new way.1. Mark of the Ninja: Remastered. Mark of the Ninja: Remastered Launch TrailerMark of the Ninja sees the player take control of a ninja with tattoos that grant him heightened senses and stealthily take on an entity threatening his dojo.The game emphasizes stealth and rewards players for keeping to the shadows; but the choice of whether to assassinate everyone in your path or pass through without a single trace is up to the player.

Swing from lamposts to scaffoldings across urban skylines as you slip past guards- or introduce them to your blade.Why this game is great:. Smooth and super stylized visuals with fluid movement that makes kills even more satisfying. Lots of player choice between the tools and techniques that you use and the way that you play (i.e. Choosing to kill everyone, no one, or some people). Rewards the player for being stealthy and planning out their movements, like a true ninja.

I know I’m being silly, and the real reason no one is able to kill John Wick is because it’s written with comic book rules and no one can kill the hero. The entire point of the movie is the fun of the circular logic and the ridiculous reason he goes back to work: He’s good because he’s the best, and he’s killing everyone because they killed the dog given to him by his deceased wife. This doesn’t change the fact that the fight choreography sometimes has to cheat things a bit to make sure Wick always comes out on top.Which brings us to Katana Zero.

How an indie game turned me into John WickI play as the Dragon in Katana Zero, an assassin with nightmares, a traumatic past, and the ability to see into the future. Each mission is divided into a series of action scenes, in which I have to kill the enemies, evade lasers, and jump from wall to wall to get to where I’m going. I can slow down time if I need a moment to come up with a plan to take out a crowd of enemies.

The action is fast and brutal; think by way of. Dying isn’t a big deal, since I can instantly start again by pressing a button. Failure doesn’t mean I did something wrong — it just means I’ve gained a little more information about what does and doesn’t work.The twist is that I’m not doing anything in the game’s world until I successfully finish each section. The Dragon can see into the future, so each failed attempt takes place in his mind. I’m running through different scenarios to see what would happen if I were to try each one.

An enemy kills me by popping out of a random door with a shotgun, but now I’ve learned something important: There is an enemy behind that door with a shotgun, and I need to turn and take him out once I get up to the second floor.The run I create that’s successful, the one that gets me to the end of the section — that’s the only attempt I made that actually takes place in the physical world of the game. I’m rewarded with a playback of the successful attempt that looks like it was shot by a security camera, and shows a series of kills that looks — that’s right —. The reason that I, like John Wick, was able to turn around and get ready for the enemy coming through the door is because I knew he was coming. I had seen it before.Katana Zero sets up a world in which no one can ever get the drop on me, because any failed attempt at moving forward never actually happened. But each mental practice run teaches me more about how they’ll come for me, and it’s my job to make sure I’m ready.Katana Zero is coming to Windows PC and an unspecified console in March of this year.