Review Romeo is a Dead Man

Good durability and low price
Ultra crazy game in the style of Suda 51
Compelling graphic design
Fluid at every moment
A crowd of time-consuming side quests
Ton of nods to geek culture
Charismatic characters
Ultra stylish fights
A pace going at 100 miles per hour and multiplying surprises for a permanent "wow" effect.
Variety of gameplays through mini-games
Excellent soundtrack
Literally exudes class
The best Suda 51 to date

A worthy spiritual successor to No More Heroes
They were able to benefit from the UE5.
Suda 51 is overflowing with creativity and irreverence like never before.
It has the Xbox Play Anywhere label and that's already an advantage.
The chefs are amazing visually and during the battles.
An exquisite and crazy design and art style at the same time.
The story of Romeo and Juliet from a raw and visceral perspective.
Romeo is a DEADMAN is the culmination of Suda 51's best work.

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Combat is fun once you get through the early levels
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Wildly creative, taking its visual style through space time
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Emotionally nuanced

Attractive visuals and great boss design
Nice mix of gameplay styles and in games
Story is ridiculously stupid but fun

A pure, unfiltered singular vision delivering a "fever dream" that feels refreshingly unique
Engaging combat and progression mechanics that rewards experimentation on higher difficulties.
Extremely varied and unpredictable level design
Eclectic presentation blending 16-bit, graphics anime, and modern aesthetics seamlessly

Fun, chaotic action
Boss battles are excellent
Plenty to see and do

Really well-functioning hack n' slash gameplay
Insane variety in the visual presentation
There's nothing else out there like this game
Lovely old-school game structure

Creative genius at play
Sublime visuals
So many different mechanics
Great soundtrack

Its plot and its dialogues. Suda51 does not disappoint in this aspect.
Great artistic field
Phenomenal soundtrack
The fight, without being deep, is engaging.

The combat is spectacular, with enough variations in both enemies and weapons to never feel stuck.
Alternating between hack and slash mechanics and third-person shooting adds a great dynamism to each encounter, especially against bosses.
The bastards system adds an interesting tactical component that offers a more than pleasant customization to the gameplay.
The combination of so many game genres, visuals, and narratives keeps you on the edge of your seat every second; you never know what to expect from the next hour of gameplay.
The cinematics are beautiful both for their variety and for being the trademark, which means that the story is followed with attention.
The game is filled with references to popular culture and breaking the fourth wall, reinforcing its remarkable personality both mechanically and visually.
From art to comics between chapters and particle effects during battles, its aesthetics are prodigious.
The soundtrack is the most stylish wonder in Suda51's work that one could imagine.

Inter-spatial madness of Suda 51
Frantic, stimulating, and with several mini-games to level up our protagonist.
The artistic design changes are TOP.

Insanely stylish and cool as character designs and unmistakable presentation
Unpredictable and constantly surprising
Fun characters and distinctive Suda51 writing style
Flexible character-building system to make Romeo-I mean Dead Man fit your play style
Short, but sweet, focused experience that does not overstay its welcome, yet very replayable

Romeo is a style bomb.
Varied game
Beautiful story

Aesthetically excellent
Unique, creative, and endearing
Unpredictable at every turn

Carefully designed level
Memorable soundtrack
Freedom of activities

A crazy story that only Suda51 could come up with.
The character design and the blending of genres make the artistic direction of the game unique.
A violent action-packed adventure with science-fiction atmospheres.

Crazy story with great characters
Great boss battles
A lot of variety
Totally absurd moments

Intelligently designed combat encounters
Distinctive gimmicks in each stage
Oozes with experimental imagination?

Weird and whacky narrative
Outrageous boss fights with plenty of blood
Various systems creep toward being interesting

Generally enjoyable gameplay
Really fun Bastard abilities
Different visual styles
Unique and unexpected twists

Suda51's style is inimitable.
Solid and fun combat system
Many precious works of art and an excellent soundtrack.

Interesting usage of mixed media
Fun character designs
The upgrade minigames are creative

The artwork is fantastic.
60
+FPS.
Exceptional audio.
A weird but amazing story.
Easy to understand controls.
Plenty to keep you coming back for more.

Story is a fun blend of tropes and inspirations
Some genuinely delightful gameplay sequences and artistic deviations
Eclectic, bop-filled soundtrack
Bastards