The game is fun hands down, the story line is pretty weak but hey so is most others. The combat is rewarding as you try to rack up combos & get as many gold and silver coins as possible to purchase more moves and items to help you throughout the game. this was a fun game for me.

It's Juliet's birthday and her school of San Romero High is under attack from the rotting undead. Racing, chainsaw in hand, to find her boyfriend Nick, Juliet arrives to find her beau bitten.

Player(s): 1 Extra Features: Leaderboards Lollipop Chainsaw is a beat'em up/hack and slash action game developed by Grasshopper Manufacture. The game is directed by Suda 51, who is known for creative games such as Killer 7, No More Heroes and the recently released Shadows of the Damned.

The graphics are decent. Would I say this is the best game ever? No. The story is a little over the top but what do you expect? Look at the cover. But it's hilariously fun nonetheless and it's on sale now, but I would gladly pay full price for it.

1) Busty blonde cheerleader 2) Lollipops 3) Chainsaw 4) Zombies

Controls are a little stiff (no pun intended

Originally, I bought this game purely for the zombies. I've been utterly surprised by how much I've enjoyed it. Lollipop Chainsaw is a pleasant mix of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Sailor Moon thrown into a Romero film. The game is very playful and somewhat silly but it all goes together very well.

Honestly, such a fresh and original game I would recommend this game to anyone and everyone. And it's nicely cheaper then brick and mortar shops at the moment anyways. Gameplay is a bit slow, but once it gets going it is so pro.

Juliet never manages to overtake some of her peers, which is a shame considering the potential on offer, but Lollipop Chainsaw is still a grand adventure that will entertain from beginning to end.

All in all, How to Survive is a really solid, really fun zombie game that takes a slightly different angle on the zombie apocalypse than you're probably used to. Honestly, the zombies aren't even all that much of a threat compared to simply keeping your character fed and hydrated, but that aspect of...

Fun gameplay; neat crafting mechanic; lots to do; challenges are awesome

Controls take some getting used to; inventory management

Lollipop Chainsaw isn't a game you buy or play because you're expecting something serious. Epic tales, emotionality games tend to brag about all too often these days, depth… forget about all that!

I didn't enjoy it, Its been a while since I played it. Its not a game I'll be returning back to anytime soon. Its not bad, but its not fun either.