It's normally a bad thing when musical zombies from the Rotten World overrun your high school, force you to decapitate (and magically preserve) your boyfriend, and turn your birthday cake into a giant bomb. But Juliet Starling's a zombie hunter.

Twisted yet fun, this third person brawler is fast and has a distinct flow. It is not for children, the easily offended, or those who need their gaming purchases to last a particularly long time... but everyone else will find Lollipop Chainsaw is quite a treat.

Suda 51 never ceases to amaze me. The eccentric potty mouthed developer's multiple design philosophies echo with his numerous releases , to the point where fans can immediately point and say " that's a Suda game" .

The Blast Factor: In an era when we seem to take video games far too seriously, Lollipop Chainsaw comes along and forces you to smile and have fun. It's silly and at times downright stupid, but you can't deny that it's a remarkably fun and addictive button masher that never takes itself too...

Desperate to fall in love with Lollipop Chainsaw Or perhaps itching to be disgusted by it Bad news, I'm afraid: either way, you're going to leave a little disappointed.