Killer 7.pdf

Introduction

You're an assassin. Scratch that. You're seven assassins.

Scratch that. You're a single assassin with a multiple

personality disorder. And the first man you ever killed is

haunting you...and helping you out?

Welcome to the deadly world of Killer 7, a place where few

things seem to make much sense. There are evil men to

kill and obscure puzzles to solve, and only the Killer 7Ï

the world's best assassinsÏare fit for the job. Whether

you're stumped by a physical obstacle, trapped by

enemies, or just confused by the weirdness of Killer 7,

you've stumbled into good hands. We've conquered our

fears, busted through the barrier of befuddlement, and are

back to walk you through the darkness.

In this Killer 7 stategy guide, you'll find:

Basic strategy and gameplay tips to get you over the hump of confusion and on your way to becoming the killer

you ought to be.

The Killer 7 rundown to make you familiar with the assassin group you'll be using for these missions. Wanna

know which killers are the best? We detail who and why.

Complete Killer 7 walkthrough to make sure you're never confused again. With all puzzle solutions and

strategies for defeating the bosses, our walkthrough is all you'll need to get through alive.

Guide by: Mark Ryan Sallee

This PDF Guide is property of IGN Entertainment. Any unlawful duplication or posting of this document without the consent of IGN

Entertaunment will result in legal action.

Basics

Combat Strategy

You've got guns and the enemy doesn'tÏthis should be easy, right? Not quite. There's more to combat in Killer 7 than

having an itchy trigger finger. It takes timing, skill and finesse to artfully take down the nasty Heaven Smile, and a bit of

strategy doesn't hurt either. Study our combat tactics before you accept your next assassination job. You won't regret it.

Weak Spots

Every enemy in the game can be taken down with one well-placed bullet, almost always aimed at their bubbling weak

spot. An enemy's weak spot shows up as a group of yellow particles somewhere on the body and this small spot is your

key to an instant-kill. Nail the weak spot with any weapon and the enemy will explode in a burst of blood that you can

collect. For more details on using blood read further down this page, and remember that it's always best to aim for an

enemy's weak spot. You may be able to just blast away and kill the Heaven Smile just as quickly but you'll be wasting

valuable blood that you should be collecting.

Remember! Move your aiming reticle over the entire body of the enemy to expose the weak spot. When you move

over the correct area the weak spot will appear.

Secondary Attacks

As you further the growth of your characters, upgrading their abilities with serums you'll learn new secondary attacks

that are great for getting you out of tight spots. One secondary attack is called the Down Shot which lets you instantly kill

any enemy that's crawling on the floor very close to you. The other secondary attack is the Counter Attack which lets

you intercept an enemies the moment before they hit you for an instant kill.

While both of these secondary attacks are very useful you don't want to rely on them. Both the Down Attack and the

Counter Attack will kill an enemy in an instant but you forfeit any chance to earn blood. Always remember your optionsÏ

secondary attacks can save you big timeÏbut stick to weak spot targeting for the majority of your combat.

Remember! You can not earn blood by killing with secondary attacks. Use the Counter Attack and Down Attack only

when you absolutely have to or you'll be wasting precious blood.

Best Combat Characters

You'll end up using every character in your party of seven assassins, and while they've each got their own unique skills

they're definitely not all created equal. For general exploration and killing you should stick to using Kevin and Con Smith.

For more details on why Kevin and Con are simply the best check out our breakdown of The Killer 7 .

Puzzle Solving

Each of Killer 7's levels is rife with odd puzzles that impede your progress, though calling them puzzles is somewhat

misleading. You'll be presented with the same set of three "puzzles" throughout the game, so be sure to keep them in

mind when exploring.

The first puzzle type requires the use of a specific character in a specific part of the level. Every time a puzzles requires

a specific character that character's icon will appear on your map in the exact location of the puzzle. Simply switch to the

required character and either examine the area or press the special skill button to "solve" the miniature puzzle.

Another puzzle type you'll deal with in nearly every single level is the collection of soul shells, small bullets that are used

as currency to exit the level. Soul shell locations will be marked on your map, so you don't have to do much searching,

but you will frequently need to solve a nearby puzzle in order to make the soul shell appear. These puzzles usually vary,

so be sure to study our Killer 7 walkthrough any time you're stumped.

The third recurring puzzle type involves the finding of "odd engravings" hidden around the level. These odd engravings

are frequently used to unlock gates or to turn on contraptions that allow for progress to be made. If you come to any sort

of locked door and see a strange hole in the lock chances are that you need to find an odd engraving or two in order to

continue further.

Blood Collection and Use

Every time you kill an enemy by hitting their weak spot you're rewarded a shower of blood that's worth way more than

simply looking sweet. This shower of beaded blood earns you vials of thin blood as well as a growing stock of thick

blood. The two different blood types are earned the same way but they've both got wildly different uses.

Thin Blood

The primary use of thin blood is for healing your team of assassins. Any time you sustain damage, pause the game and

select "Blood" to use your thin blood stocks to boost your health. You'll lose vials (or test tubes) of thin blood each time

you heal, but you won't take away from your stock of thick blood at all.

The other use of thin blood is to power the Killer 7's charged attacks. Various members of the assassin group (Dan,

Kevin, Coyote, and MASK) can sacrifice a vial of thin blood (or two or three vials) for a powered-up attack capable of

some serious destruction. For more details on the characters' unique skills, be sure to read over our breakdown of The

Killer 7 .

Remember! Reserve thin blood stocks for healing your characters, but feel free to use vials of thin blood for special

attacks (like Dan's charged shots or Kevin's invisibility) if you max out your stock (20 vials).

Thick Blood

Like thin blood, the thick stuff has more than just one use. The primary use of thick blood is for creating serums which

can be used to grow your characters' skills. During gameplay, locate one of Harman's Rooms and access the TV to find

the Blood Room channel. Here you can turn your thick blood stocks into serums, though there is a limit to how much

serum can be created per level. Be sure to convert as much thick blood as possible, and also be sure to empty your

thick blood stock whenever it's nearly full. If you max out your thick blood stock (1,000 dl) you'll be throwing away any

extra blood you get from enemies.

Remember! Convert thick blood to serum every time you find a new Harman's Room. If you max out your thick blood

stock (1,000 dl) any extra blood you earn will be lost and wasted.

The other use of thick blood is much less important and can actually be completely ignored (especially with the help of

this guide). In most levels you'll find a hint-giver, an odd ghost named Yoon-Hyun that carries a kabuki mask. Talk to him

and he'll give you a tidbit of information before daring you to shoot his mask to earn even more info. If you shoot the

kabuki mask and then talk to him again you'll sacrifice some thick blood for an elaborated hint. Fortunately, you shouldn't

need his extra hints as he usually gives some pretty obvious information. In other words, don't waste your thick blood on

this joker unless you've already maxed out your serum creation for the level.

Skill Growth and Abilities

After creating serums with the thick blood you collect you'll be able to spend those serums to grow your characters' skills

and abilities. For tips on which characters you should focus your efforts on be sure to check out our breakdown of The

Killer 7 .

Apart from simply boosting the assassins' stats, upgrading skills will also earn you new abilities such as Counter Attack,

Down Attack, DoubleTap and Head Lock-On. You'll learn these abilities as you grow each skill to the same level.

Dan Smith

KAEDE Smith

Level 1 Down Attack

Level 1 Down Attack / Counter Attack

Level 2 Double Tap / Counter Attack

Level 2 N/A

Level 3 Head Lock-On

Level 3 Double Tap

Level 4 Triple Tap / Enemy Slow

Level 4 Critcial Lock-On

Level 5 Critical Lock-On

Level 5 N/A

Kevin Smith

Coyote Smith

Level 1 Down Attack

Level 2 Counter Attack

Level 2 Counter Attack / Foot Lock-On

Level 3 Enemy Slow / Shine Sparkling

Level 3 Double Tap

Level 4 N/A

Level 4 Deadly Blow

Level 5 Critical Lock-On

Con Smith

MASK De Smith

Level 1 Down Attack

Level 1 Down Attack / Counter Attack

Level 2 Counter Attack

Level 2 N/A

Level 3 N/A

Level 4 Critical Lock-On

Level 4 N/A

Level 5 N/A

Level 5 Critical Lock-On

The Killer 7

The Killer 7 are glad to meet your acquaintance. If you haven't done so already, now's a proper time to get familiar with

the infamous assassins you'll be using to accomplish your devilish missions. Each of the seven killers that make up the

Killer 7 have unique abilities and uses, and knowing which ones to use in which situations is what separates the true

assassins from the boys with guns.

Garcian Smith

Garcian Smith carries himself like one bad son of a gun, but in

actual combat situations you'll find that he's pretty tame

compared to the other Killer 7. Garcian's pistol is pretty weak, but

that's not its only downfall. The pistol also holds only five rounds

of ammo, forcing you to reload after every five shots. Luckily, his

reload time is pretty quick and his aim is relatively steady.

There are a couple of unique characteristics to Garcian. First of

all, he's not one of the main assassins you should be using during

normal play. Garcian's role is as "The Cleaner," which leaves him

in charge of picking up dead bodies. If ever one of the other Killer

7 die in combat, switch to Garcian and return to the spot where

your character died (you'll start off at the last Harman's Room you

entered). When you find the dead character's head you'll be

warped back to Harman's Room to revive the body, letting you continue play as the deceased character.

Also, be aware that if you die as Garcian it's game overÏyou'll be forced to reload your game, losing any progress you

made between saving and dying. Also, Garcian Smith is the only member of the Killer 7 that cannot be powered up. You

won't be able to upgrade his skills or abilities, making him one of the hardest characters to play deeper into the game.

The Verdict? Use Garcian only when you absolutely have to. Since there's no room for ability growth, you don't have

to worry about using serums to level him up.

Dan Smith

While Dan seems to take the lead among the assassins under

Garcian, he's not necessarily the best for combat. On the other

hand, Dan definitely is no slouch. His revolver holds twelve

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