A glance at the trailer makes it clear that there is no question of procrastinating: alternating between firearm and bladed weapon, the protagonist launches with great strides into a massacre in good and due form with for backdrop to an alternative Korea. To summarize the story in a few words, the player embodies a formidable killer responsible for stealing a package from a rival clan. Surprise, the object of the theft is none other than a baby tiger, an animal that was thought to have been extinct for a hundred years, and which therefore becomes an object of desire for all the clans of the city of Sewoon.
Don’t touch my tiger
Then begins a massacre in order through the 10 levels of the game, from the markets to the quays passing through the alleys of the city, in a frantic rhythm worthy of a rail shooter. The arcade DNA is also reflected in rankings rewarding the speed of execution, the amount of damage received and the number of medals found in the environment. The whole thing will take advantage of the haptic features of the headset and the controllers, against a backdrop of Korean hip-hop with artists like SINCE, Kitsyojii, Bryn and Bruno Chapman, if that ever sounds like something to you.