Killer7 is now available on the PC through Steam

Killer7 is now available on the PC through Steam

 Killer7 is the movement game and mystery of the controversial designer Suda51, which was also worked by the famous designer Shinji Mikami as a writer of texts. The game was released in 2005 and was part of the GameCube exclusive gaming agreement between Capcom and Nintendo and was subsequently released as a common game with PlayStation II.
Killer7 comes back after all these years and is available on the PC through the Steam Shop via NISA. This version of the game is running at 60 frames, and you've got adjustments that fit the new 16: 9 aspect ratio. The game also got a shortcut button for the "Restore health" feature instead of opening the list to achieve it.
You can access the game page on the store from here.