This game ... is probably not worth calling it a "game". It's more like you a bunch of slide show in VR. You press a button, a girl do some action, you press another button, she change her action, etc etc. ...

Yes it's similar to other games in the same genre, but this is too simple. You probably can create your own game with the same budget as how much this game worth.

Easily GOTY.

Those who are expecting 18+ content on this game .... I feel sorry for you, but there's none of it.

I only play the non-patched as I can't find the patch ... may be I'll do that later.

Anyway the game feels like it tries to be "Summer Lesson" quality of game, with "Focus on You" photo shooting and a few mini game that feels like DOAX. Unfortunately a lot of stuffs seems to left a lot to be desired.

I think the main character work is good although I think there are some issue with rigging as sometimes I see skin coming outside of the T-Shirt. The only sub-character there is is a man over the bar, which do nothing rather than standing there, even when I hit him with a bottle.

I'd say the main character is not as attractive as any from Summer Lesson, or not as cute as one from Focus on You. She doesn't feel as real as any of them. Again if you're in Tsundere-kind of character, you might like her.

It's kinda odd when Alice is supposed to be American (I think ?), but her Japanese is perfect and her English is .... not as perfect. Allison from Summer Lesson feels much more realistic with her part Englisth part Japanese voice over.

Speaking of graphics, apart from the main character, the massive improvement is needed to make the game feel better. It looks like Illusion's older games (eg. Sexy Beach) or even worse as is.

The mini-game is not half bad. Watermelon smash games are pretty good. Volleyball and frisby disk are kinda difficult to master, but they are well within good VR game. The ... straw-sharing one is kinda embarrassing, which I think it's a success if you ask me.

Navigation is quite buggy, sometime I feels like moving while sitting, some other time I feel like I'm floating above the ground. Also I can walk out of the safe area like going outside of the veranda or outside of the port.

There are problems the tutorial though. I was trying to hold the camera, which the tutorial says I have to hold camera with both hands around the chest, and the controllers hit each others pretty hard. I learned later that it can be held with only one hand. Also the tutorial says to navigate through the area, I have to use joysticks on my controller, and ... my vive controllers do not have analog joystick (in reality the touchpads are used instead).

The final verdict? I think it passable for the price. It still needs a lot of improvement if the dev hopes to compete with games like "Summer Lesson" (which is an AAA at 3 times the price).

PS. you might wonder why I keep bringing up Summer Lesson. .... let say, the game name is quite similar (or polar opposite), the protagonist name are also similar.

The game is good. Fast-pace, FPS with a lot of gore and monster. The graphics is smooth. The framerate is beyond perfect (60+fps on OpenGL, 120+ on Vulkan, AMD Radeon RX480 with 8GB VRAM).

The downside is it suffers from a lot of technical issues:- on Vulkan it is very slow to load, if the player switch the to other app then it might not be possible to switch back, streaming might not be working (esp. on Vulkan), etc.

It's kind of mixed experience playing this game. When it works great, it plays great. When it is moody, then you might be kicked out of the game and have to force close the game and reopen it.

I'd still recommend it, but be prepared for technical difficulties.

This is my 4th (or may be 5th) game of Suda51. After Lolipop Chainsaw and Shadow of the damned, Killer is Dead is right in the same style of the studio -- hack and slash game with mature contents.

I've only been through a few mission, including the main episode and the mini game. The main game is pretty similar to those I've already mentioned (and may be Killer 7 and No More Hereos as well). What I find interesting is the gigolo mission, which let you try to pick up a girl.

I saw a few people having technical problem with the game, especially the choice to limit frame rate to 30fps. Personally I don't really care about that, The game runs smoothly with no issue whatsoever is all I needed anyway.

For those with the problem that the game switch back to desktop as soon as it opens, try adjusting the resolution setting of the game (you might have to fiddle around with the config file). My system runs fine at 1980x1080 but not at 1280x720 (I wonder why I lower the res down myself too ...).