Like the inside of Ozzy Osborne's head, Slain is simultaneously gorgeous, intense, chaotic and deeply, deeply frustrating. The presentation is excellent, with every part of the game exhibiting stunning 2D animation that really brings its hellish underworld to life.

When Slain came around, it made several heads turn, yet most of those heads did so because of its gorgeous, Heavy Metal-fuelled, pixel-filled visuals, rather than its actual gameplay, which was… well, not exactly gorgeous.