Lollipop Chainsaw

For Suda fans, Lollipop Chainsaw will be another title that'll quickly live up to your high expectations.  A presentation and soundtrack that takes you well away from gaming's conventions.

It's generally a bad idea to judge anything by its title or cover, but one look at either pretty much spells out what to expect from Grasshopper Manufacture's latest fever dream, Lollipop Chainsaw: comic books, pop music, rainbows, titillating exploitation and lots and lots of violence. These are all the makings for perfect video game pulp, and in many ways Suda51's vision of chainsaw-wielding che...

Lollipop Chainsaw's brilliant ideas rub shoulders with some pretty terrible ones.

Lollipop Chainsaw arrives at time when many video game publications are in post E3 recovery mode.  After pounding the carpet on the show floor for days I am still trying to get back to 100%.  So needless to say, some mindless zombie slaying fun with a chainsaw toting hottie is exactly what the doctor ordered.  Lollipop Chainsaw is exactly as advertised as it is a ‘hack and slash’ game for the Play...

Lollipop Chainsaw doesn’t even attempt to differentiate itself from the genre, and most of what it does try new in the realm of its characters and writing ultimately ends up taking away from an incredible-on-paper action game. The music and sidekick are really all you can rely on to stay great from start to finish. The rest of Lollipop Chainsaw is all over the place before it ultimately settles fo...