Neo-futuristic, first-person, action-platformer is a weird jumble of words, but it?s a collection that matches Ghostrunner very well. All throughout my playthrough, I couldn?t help but think that Ghostrunner is the result of what would happen if Hotline Miami, Ninja Gaiden, Mirror?s Edge and Metal Gear Solid all had a weird drunken night, and it is glorious. Beyond some minor issues, it?s also some of the most fun I?ve had with an indie title, and one of the most satisfying-to-play games this year. 
Ghostrunner has you playing as the titular cyborg ninja, who must slice his way through a cyberpunk cityscape to prevent it from being corrupted by an evil overlord. If that sounds a little generic, that?s because it is, but it?s also surprisingly well-acted with some interesting characters giving good voice performances as you play. It was enough to keep me going from mission to mission, but I can?t say I was following the actual events too closely. As you?re running through these environments you?re accompanied by some awesome cyberpunk music tracks and visuals that are synonymous with the genre; think neon lights and drones everywhere. Similarly to the story, it didn?t stand out as much as the actual gameplay but all of the presentation and set-up elements are good enough in their own right.  
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