The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile

Developed by Ska Studios and produced by Microsoft Game Studios, the
sequel to "Dead Samurai" collect everything that had been lost in the
first chapter to make sure this adventure memorable. Comfortable and
well made animation controls make the combat fun. Thanks to the co-op
online and offline, then deal with this brutal action game will be
even easier and more exciting. Violent at the right point (perhaps too
much for some, but here we enter the realm of personal taste) and must
try, The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile.

The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai, a two-dimensional scrolling
hack'n'slash, broke into the catalog of Xbox Live Arcade in the
competition Built Dream Play. Beyond a substantial prize, it was
precisely because of the possibility, independent developers, you can
insert into Microsoft's online store its creation. International
criticism, as did Every eye also promoted the title thanks to a style
over the top gameplay, and a thorough and deep enough.

Features :
Vengeance is Yours! Seek retribution as you slash your way through 13
unique campaign levels as Yuki or The Dishwasher.
Be The Ultimate Dishwasher. Climb the Xbox LIVE leader boards in 50
Arcade levels and the almost endless Dish Challenge.
It's More Fun With Friends. Two player local and Xbox LIVE co-op
support means that you and a friend can experience the carnage
together.
Characters :
The Dishwasher
Yuki
Banker, General and Judge

His name? Yuki. Although known as "the prisoner" in the character
selection screen. Anyone who has played the first game but know who he
is and what you will discover little by little, because it has a
completely different story than the dishwasher though, yes, both run
through the same stages and face the same bosses, so that only
difference between a story mode and another is in fact this plot.
Nothing happens because in the case of the Prisoner play with her is
an experience worth enjoying. Your adventure begins in an asylum in
which we move slowly, terribly grim and surreal scenarios, then move
to an alternate reality in which the young "escapes" from her world.

Plot

The plot is again conducted through short films that use a comic strip
with captions and balloons that fill the screen gradually. If you had
followed the events of the past in search of his sister Yuki
Dishwasher, this time you have loose narrative two nodes, one for each
player, which will continue to pursue and intersections throughout the
adventure. In general, however, the plot remains largely obscure and
hermetic as it was at least one of Dead Samurai. A flaw? In a normal
game definitely yes, but not in Vampire Smile, where the narrative it
is further enhanced, as each failure increases the fascination about
the world in disarray and ill soon dashed by the guys at Ska Studios.