The game centers on a relentless "attack-to-live" loop that mirrors the film's plot:
is a high-octane, time-attack action roguelike developed by Ludic Studios . It serves as a gaming tie-in to the Netflix original film Kate , starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead. Core Gameplay & Mechanics
: It captures the film's atmosphere, featuring neon-drenched streets and the presence of Kate's hostage-turned-companion, Ani. Availability and Reception Platform : The game is available on PC (Windows) . Kate: Collateral Damage
: The only way to extend your life is by killing enemies. Fatal shots and melee kills slow down the timer, while specialized stimulant syringes can reset it entirely.
: You play as Kate, a deadly assassin who has been poisoned and has only 24 hours to live. A central time bar is constantly depleting; if it reaches zero, you die. The game centers on a relentless "attack-to-live" loop
: Reviewers from PC Gamer and The Verge describe it as a "twitch-oriented" shooter similar to Hotline Miami . While praised for its tight gameplay, some players note it is a relatively short experience that can be completed in about 10 hours for a full completionist run. Kate: Collateral Damage Playthrough (Attack To Live)
: Players navigate a neon-lit Tokyo underground from an isometric perspective. The combat is fast and visceral, allowing you to alternate seamlessly between firearms and melee weapons like knives and katanas. Availability and Reception Platform : The game is
: The game features a gritty, 3/4 view pixel-art style reminiscent of Akane , the developer's previous hit.