Posted on Tuesday 30th Apr 2013 at 10:40 AM UTC

Killer is Dead trailer shows off Mondo Zappa's girls

Game features gigolo missions in which you have to seduce women

Deep Silver has released a new Killer is Dead trailer.

Killer is Dead Screenshot
Grasshopper Manufacture boss Goichi Suda is serving as executive director on the PS3 and Xbox 360 game, which promises to deliver "a story of love and execution" set in a not-so-distant future.

In addition to taking out various criminals, the game features gigolo missions in which protagonist Mondo Zappa is tasked with seducing women, some of whom are featured in the latest trailer.

Deep Silver has confirmed a summer 2013 Killer is Dead release date window.

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    Asinine on 30 Apr '13 said:

    That's flippin hilarious... and what does a gigolo do with a pneumatic arm I wonder. This could get even more weird.

    :shock:

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    toaplan on 30 Apr '13 said:

    What a trailer, great song choice too...

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    jodders on 30 Apr '13 said:

    OK! This game to me just looks like a bunch of over sexualised twaddle. Somebody care to enlighten me if I'm missing something? So the plot is what? Kill every other bloke on the face of the earth n boink the hot women that remain?

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    apalmer28 on 30 Apr '13 said:

    WTF!?!?!?!!?!!

    Can't wait for this one, I loved Killer 7 (XBLA HD remake please) and No More Heroes, and Shadows Of The Damned is a game everyone must play! (Not in front of Mummy though).

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    ladycroft142 on 30 Apr '13 said:

    I've been excited about this game ever since it was announced, but after that trailer I'm not so sure :(

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    roland82 on 30 Apr '13 said:

    I love games that are this mental, its so much better than using focus groups to turn everything into bland 'me too' clones.