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KATANA ZERO
We’ve got more indie sidescrolling action platformers to talk about here, but Katana Zero is quite different from the likes of, say, The Messenger. Its vibrant cyberpunk aesthetic is brought to life by excellent art design, making for a game that simple oozes style, and it tells a story more engaging than you’d expect to find going in. On top of that, it boasts excellent combat that actually makes you stop and think, combining with solid level design to consistently deliver memorable encounters.
