Check out Spawn Kills preview of the upcoming sequel Saw 2. The second iteration promises to be bloodier, contain more elaborate puzzles and when you combine that with the improved visuals the game shows a lot of promise.

Whether or not you enjoy the Saw franchise in the movie theater or not, they keep cranking them out and they keep making money. It’s only natural that the film be turned into a video game and that the video game would see a yearly release alongside a new movie. Last year, Saw: The Video Game was released to go alongside another movie title and received mixed reviews. Some fans of the franchise enjoyed the sick and twisted violence combined with puzzle solving, while others found the game to be repetitive. I for one not being a fan of the franchise, no thanks to all the sequels, didn’t play the first title but after getting a chance to play Saw 2 at this year’s Konami Gamers’ Day I actually might have to give it a try.

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