Lollipop Chainsaw

7.0 reviews

In Lollipop Chainsaw, Juliet will, of course, be in her signature cheerleader get-up, but a girl can never have too many outfits in her closet. All of these threads are included in the full retail version of Lollipop Chainsaw for free and can be unlocked throughout the campaign.

Genre: Action
Platforms: PS3 Also on: Xbox 360

Developer Grasshopper Manufacture Publisher Warner Bros. Interactive Release Date Jun 12, 2012

Lollipop Chainsaw Reviews PS3

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8.6 reviews

digitalchumps.com review
I think Lollipop Chainsaw justifies its $60 price tag. As a trip down (through, and exploding out of) the rabbit hole of absurdity, it has few equals. Grasshopper Manufacture’s games are known for delighting in absurdity and Lollipop Chainsaw is undoubtedly their most accessible (and easiest) game so far. That being said, I also think Lollipop Chainsaw is a textbook example of a game that retailers are going to drop to $40 or $45 in a few weeks. That's a much more comfortable price to pay, and, at that point, one hell of a bargain.
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8.4 reviews

cheatcc.com review
To compliment the game's insanity is the soundtrack, a brilliantly schizophrenic mix of punk rock and 50's rock 'n' roll (among other things). Not only does it work extremely well in the context, but it's super fun to listen to.
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8 reviews

gamer.no review
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7.9 reviews

psxextreme.com review
Lollipop Chainsaw is a hefty slice of innuendo-laden, blood-soaked frippery. I’m taking “frippery” from “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” because only someone like Roald Dahl (or maybe Dr. Seuss) could accurately describe this production. It’s not strange or quirky, though; it’s just over-the-top in a very specific way…and I know you know what way that is. …damn, what a terrible sentence. Okay, I’m done here. Juliet Starling awaits.
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7.5 reviews

insidegamer.nl review
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