24 Killers Reviews
I’m legitimately surprised by how 24 Killers manages to be so closely related to its influences yet still provide a unique experience. A studio’s philosophy is an intangible thing to try and mimic, but Happy Shabby Games seems to have taken 24 Killers protracted development period and nailed it. It feels like a spiritual successor, directly related to Moon. It features the same askew artstyle, a strange but relaxed soundtrack, and an atypical narrative with off-kilter dialogue. Meanwhile, it’s more player-friendly without being overly modernized or sterile. It’s great to see other developers pick up the torch, as the world could use a bit more love in it.
24 Killers manages to succeed in carrying on the legacy of Love-de-Lic by carving out a unique identity and improving upon the more frustrating aspects of its inspiration. A must-play for any fan of experimental RPGs and quirky adventure games.