Taking more than a few cues from Hotline Miami, Katana Zero is a blisteringly fast slash-em-up with action that’s an absolute adrenaline rush. Which is appropriate because it’s largely about a ...

It takes time to build a perfect assassin. That's something I knew walking into Katana Zero, but I didn't quite expect developer Askiisoft to take that idea to heart as much as it did. Katana Zero is ...

Under its veneer of 1980s neon and blurry VHS video artefacts, Katana Zero is a game drenched in themes and conceits that have become familiar to any fan of indie games. As an enigmatic assassin armed ...

Every week we’ll be doing a feature on a game that we’re looking forward to here at PSU. Chiefly, these games will tend to be upcoming titles that haven’t been given a lot of press, and as such, we ...

To celebrate the upcoming two-year anniversary of Katana Zero, we are taking a look at why the game still holds up as an amazing 2D platformer. From its gameplay to its enthralling story, these are ...

Grant Huff is a writer at DualShockers located out of Houston. He is a computer science graduate from Texas State University. When he is not playing or covering video games, he is most likely eating ...

Katana Zero debuted on PC and Nintendo Switch a little more than a year ago. Speaking with GamesIndustry.biz recently, Katana Zero lead developer Justin Stander says it has been successful far beyond ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Katana Zero lead developer Justin Stander has confirmed that DLC content is coming to the 2D action platformer. However, Stander added that Katana ...

Ever since Jonathan first laid his eyes on level 1-1 in Super Mario Bros., he has been hooked on all things video games. A self-proclaimed Nintendo nerd, Jonathan has owned every single Nintendo ...

Katana Zero is a 2D style side-scrolling action platformer game which has proven to be a great title just like Hotline Miami. Katana Zero is somewhat similar to Hotline Miami, another side-scrolling ...

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Live. Die. Repeat. That is the very essence of Katana Zero from the moment the action starts. Let an enemy hit you and you die, get struck by a bullet and you die, roll at the wrong moment into a trap ...