The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile

Blood will splatter on the screen, sometimes covering a majority of it and is deeply satisfying as it covers the environment and your weapons and character as well.

All in all, the story is a good backdrop to the bloodshed.

I'm not buying Charlie Murder, because I like tight combat, and unless somebody brings up Kingdom Hearts, I don't trust RPG mechanics in MY action games.

The art style has a sharp edge to it that appeals to me a lot personally and is no longer found in modern games where hyper realism and vibrant colors are the appeal.

The soundtrack shifts naturally between quieter moments of exploration and explosive boss battles, maintaining tension throughout the adventure.

The difficulties all make a big difference in the feel of the game allowing for all types of players to find a way to enjoy the game, I personally had the most fun on Samurai difficulty as it gives the largest amount of enemies and puts a lot of pressure on you to stay on your top performance.