Tokyo Underground Killer is officially out now with 10% launch discount!

The neon-infused first-person katana slasher Tokyo Underground Killer is now available on Steam, with a 10% launch discount for the first week. A free demo is also live, featuring a curated selection of tutorial missions, partial main story combat stages, and key narrative segments. Here, you may power up by bathing in blood and enjoy the "nightlife" with your assassin's earnings!

With the official release of Tokyo Underground Killer, you can now watch livestreams and videos of the game on major streaming platforms worldwide. Experience ultimate speed and thrills for yourself!

If you've ever wanted to play a Grasshopper Manufacture-style game as a first-person shooter, be sure to give Tokyo Underground Killer a try!

---------- Game Overview

Tokyo Underground Killer is a 3D action game set in a neon-drenched, near-future Tokyo. You play as Kobayash, an assassin feared as the "Shinjuku Vampire," who takes on the dirty work for Japan's largest crime syndicate, Gokuraku. Using katana swordplay and your supernatural vampiric "Blood Skills," you'll hunt down and eliminate ten madmen plaguing Tokyo. The game also features a wild story with black humor and unpredictable twists, all told through comic-style illustrations.

High-Speed Combat System

The game features a first-person perspective as you mow down enemies based on Japanese Oni and Yōkai. The high-speed, blood-splattering action is a key feature, with light and heavy katana attacks, a quick-closing dash, and a slow-motion effect triggered by perfectly timed parries and dodges. You can even deflect enemy bullets and unleash a charged-up fiery blade attack to take down enemies from a distance. Beyond the katana, you'll find unique hidden weapons like a shuriken launcher and a cursed Japanese doll.

As a vampire, Kobayash can regenerate health by absorbing blood from defeated enemies and unleash powerful Blood Skills, such as creating a tornado of flames. The combat system encourages constant hacking and slashing to recover health and use your Blood Skills. By collecting resources, you can unlock new abilities on the skill tree and upgrade your Blood Skills. You'll need these abilities to defeat a roster of eccentric bosses in the main missions, from a vengeful pop idol to a cult leader.

"Nightlife" Between Missions

Between missions, you can explore a cyberpunk Tokyo modeled after famous spots like Shinjuku and Akihabara. The city offers activities like pachinko, UFO catchers, and gachapon machines, and you can display the items you collect in your Shinjuku apartment. There are even secret areas like a "free information center." Taking a break from the underworld to enjoy Tokyo's nightlife is a great way to unwind.

All-Star Production Team

The game's story is told through approximately 100 pages of comic-style illustrations by comic artist Hans Steinbach. The soundtrack includes over two hours of music by composer Andrew Hulshult, known for his work on titles like Dusk and the Doom Eternal expansion, "The Ancient Gods." The Japanese voice cast is also top-notch, with Hidekatsu Shibata, known for his role as Monkey D. Dragon in One Piece, voicing Kobayash's boss, Ishihara.