Ballet of Violence
A one-hit-kill shooter built out of one continuous movement, narrated by the man you are hunting, who cannot stop telling you how good you are.
One hit kills you. One hit kills them. You have eight rounds and a door to kick.
Adrian Voss ran crews for Victor Kee for eleven years and walked away four years ago. Then his sister Nora found eleven containers paid for twice, and asked her manager about it. Voss takes Kee's business apart from the bottom: the corner operations, the stash houses, the restaurants and clubs that wash the money, the safe houses, then Meridian Tower floor by floor.
- FOCUS: slow motion that refills only while an enemy is aiming at you.
- PHRASE: a continuous sequence that breaks when you stand still or miss. While it lives, reloads are instant.
- TEMPO: every level has a beat. Acting on it is better; acting off it is normal. The beat is in the lighting and the haptics before it is in the music.
- Guns are disposable. When a gun is empty you throw it. Doors kick.