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| Content Rating | Game prohibited for those under 18 |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Japan |
| PID | 998164 |
| Game Genre | Action, Adventure |
Juliet, who has grown up in a family of zombie hunters, grabs her chainsaw and powerfully barrels through the army of the undead. In the RePOP version, the chainsaw action has been sped up and the Chainsaw Blaster weapon now has automatic fire, ensuring nonstop action from start to finish. The visuals are filled with brighter colors, and with 4K support, the details come to life, while the soundtrack has been tuned to a modern tone. This zombie hunt is not easily forgotten.
The story begins on the school boulevard of San Romero High School – the theme is no longer cheerleading but fighting the undead. On Juliet’s birthday, the entire school becomes infected with zombies, and the mission is to survive, kill zombies, blow off heads, and uncover the conspiracy behind the pandemic.
The game is a third-person action adventure combining over-the-top hack-and-slash, combo moves, and pom-pom routines. The RePOP version introduces a new “Chain Hit Hunting” mechanic that rewards continuous combos and further increases the game’s rhythm and pace. Glitter effects and colorful fireworks make zombie slaying a delightfully brutal experience.
RePOP has received a major update: Nightmare Mode, released in April 2025, takes the game to a new level. After completing the happy ending, you can play new content set in a dream world where all zombies are replaced with nicknames and the game’s challenges become significantly tougher. Additionally, based on your earned progress, you can unlock new “Awakening Items” upgrades that enhance Juliet’s abilities.
Lollipop Chainsaw originally released in 2012 and quickly gained cult status with its unique style, humor, and over-the-top action. The game is developed by Grasshopper Manufacture and directed by Goichi Suda, also known as Suda51, who is known for the No More Heroes series. The RePOP remaster celebrates the game’s unique identity and brings it to a modern audience with technical updates—without sacrificing the original style.
Juliet, who has grown up in a family of zombie hunters, grabs her chainsaw and powerfully barrels through the army of the undead. In the RePOP version, the chainsaw action has been sped up and the Chainsaw Blaster weapon now has automatic fire, ensuring nonstop action from start to finish. The visuals are filled with brighter colors, and with 4K support, the details come to life, while the soundtrack has been tuned to a modern tone. This zombie hunt is not easily forgotten.
The story begins on the school boulevard of San Romero High School – the theme is no longer cheerleading but fighting the undead. On Juliet’s birthday, the entire school becomes infected with zombies, and the mission is to survive, kill zombies, blow off heads, and uncover the conspiracy behind the pandemic.
The game is a third-person action adventure combining over-the-top hack-and-slash, combo moves, and pom-pom routines. The RePOP version introduces a new “Chain Hit Hunting” mechanic that rewards continuous combos and further increases the game's rhythm and pace. Glitter effects and colorful fireworks make zombie slaying a delightfully brutal experience.
RePOP has received a major update: Nightmare Mode, released in April 2025, takes the game to a new level. After completing the happy ending, you can play new content set in a dream world where all zombies are replaced with nicknames and the game’s challenges become significantly tougher. Additionally, based on your earned progress, you can unlock new "Awakening Items" upgrades that enhance Juliet’s abilities.
Lollipop Chainsaw originally released in 2012 and quickly gained cult status with its unique style, humor, and over-the-top action. The game is developed by Grasshopper Manufacture and directed by Goichi Suda, also known as Suda51, who is known for the No More Heroes series. The RePOP remaster celebrates the game’s unique identity and brings it to a modern audience with technical updates—without sacrificing the original style.