Also, the combos that they give you show up on the top screen for a split second so you're kind of on your own with that. They kind of just throw you into a crap ton of zombies without any real understanding of the story line. The only thing I would say negatively about it is that they really do not ease into the whole zombie-deal. It would seem like killing zombies would be a piece of cake but there are times throughout the campaign that are actually challenging which gives me more motivation to play the game. You can perform bad ass combo's and it can get pretty intense. The graphics are interesting and the layout gives off an arcade feel to it. Just got it today and i must say it is so absurd that it is awesome. The guy told me it was coming out soon and once i realized it was a hot cheerleader killing zombies. The bottom line: This is a fun game with an extremely humorous context that will please anyone with a sense of humor.So I walked into Gamestop planning on grabbing the new Ghost Recon and as I pick it up i see this poster for Lollipop Chainsaw and I was all like,omg. If you judge a game solely on graphics, fight mechanics, or pure innovation this game is nothing groundbreaking, but it makes up for that by having such a unique and fun environment and stylistic ambiance. The game play AND the story are both vehicles for the message of the game which is that nothing is sacred and no line cannot be crossed. It is not a game that is intended to be taken seriously.
It simply seeks to shock and provoke laughter with it's oft unbelievable and over-the-top combination of innocent ignorance and vicious gore. This game is not an attempt to mock or emulate another series, nor is it devaluing or attacking anything about any other game or any film. It's a Suda51 game, so there is definitely a suspension of taste involved.
Assuming you are expecting a hilarious satirical stab at zombie-fan culture. It's a This game will give you exactly what you expect from it. This game will give you exactly what you expect from it.
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