13 years after its original release on GameCube and PlayStation 2, Capcom's wonderfully idiosyncratic cult classic shooter Killer7 is now available on Steam.
For those unfamiliar with the game (perhaps you just clicked on this story by mistake, or are of a naturally curious disposition), Killer7 was the brainchild of Goichi "Suda51" Suda - it was developed by his studio Grasshopper Manufacture - and Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami. The result of that strange meeting of minds is one of the oddest, most wilfully abstruse titles ever to come from a major publisher.
On a very basic level, Killer7 is a third-person on-rails shooter. It tells the story of the elderly Harman Smith and his seven deadly assassins, who find themselves battling against terrorist organisation Heaven Smile. And that's probably all the plot you should get beforehand.