Nano Breaker
Gameplay. The player controls Jake, a cyborg militant and the protagonist of the game, and explores a large island stage. As Jake, the player controls a plasma blade that can transform into numerous weapons (axe, broadsword, hammer, etc.), generated by the blade during combo attacks. The plasma blade also has the ability to grapple enemies from afar with a blue energy cord. Jake's body is metallic and has wings that can extend from his shoulderblades and allow him to glide. The wings also serve as a "limiter release" for more powerful combos and finishing moves. Within the  game world, the player faces the mutated inhabitants of the island, referred to as "Orgamechs". There are many different types of orgamechs, such as humanoids, bugs and dogs. The points system is a counter which tallies the amount of blood spilled after killing an orgamech. When the counter reaches certain amounts of blood, Jake receives extra health and energy as well as increases in his maximum potential level of health and energy. Synopsis. Plot. The game is set in 2021, in which the United States has established an island facility called Nanomachine Island to research and develop nanotechnology for implementation  in military and civilian life. To achieve this goal, the United States collected the world's foremost scientists, analysts and businessmen and placed them in a secluded community. After 20 years of technological advancement, the island is in chaos. As Jake, the player's goal is to assist the daughter of a brilliant scientist in her attempts to restore order to the island and its people by destroying the main computer which manages the activities of the nanomachines. Development. "Nano Breaker" was developed and published by Konami and was produced by Koji Igarashi, known for his contributions to the company 's "Castlevania" franchise. "Nano Breaker" uses a modified version of the "" engine. Reception. GamesRadar rated Nano Breaker #1 on their original "The Bloodiest games you've never played" list, but later moved it to #6. GameTrailers also rated Nanobreaker as the "bloodiest game you never played".