Suda51 and grasshopper manufacture are possibly the most underrated game company out there at the minute, for despite having such games as Killer7, No More Heroes and Shadows of the Damned (all critically acclaimed)  they have never really had a big success.

It's a Suda51 game

Little short

When the zombie apocalypse befalls San Romero High School – a nice nod to the infamous zombie king, and just one of several such in-jokes – cheerleader Juliet Starling rises to the challenge.

Juliet is having like the worst birthday evar. A loser Goth kid named Swan has forged a connection with "Rotton World" to summon the "Dark Purveyors" and unleash a zombie outbreak on San Romero High School.

Lollipop Chainsaw is the type of game that would make your grandmother cry, your mother cringe and your dad glaze over. It unabashedly tells the story of zombie-hunter/star cheerleader Juliet, whose college is taken over by the undead – but does so through the use of chainsaws, excessive shock...

Juliet has just turned 18 and arrives at school to discover a zombie invasion. Instead of running away like any other cheerleader, she's slices her former classmates with a chainsaw.

Blood, sex and violence – the timing for Lollipop Chainsaw 's release couldn't be worse, following a controversial E3, where excessive use of those elements was firmly in the spotlight.

Lollipop Chainsaw is the latest game from Suda 51 and is based around the zombie killing high school teen Juliet Starling and her boyfriend Nick's head. Although the game is a bit on the short side it can provide a good few hours of gory and hilarious fun.

. Featuring a scantily-clad protagonist, a talking decapitated head, hordes of zombies, lots of blood, guts and gore, not to mention a giant Elvis,

The barrier between two worlds has been severed, slowly turning the pupils of San Romero High School into a legion of the undead. Who will come to the rescue? Meet Juliet Starling, a San Romero Knights cheerleader with a dark secret.

Good visuals; humour; interesting gameplay; good soundtrack; original concept

Repetitive at times

Now those not familiar with this game just think Evil Dead mixed with Dead Rising mixed with High School of the Dead and that gives you an idea of what Lollipop Chainsaw is about.