The opening insists that Jane isn’t a threat. A few lines later, the game tells you to stop her at all costs. It’s a pretty funny contradiction, but it also pulls you straight into Lets Kill Jane The Killer: Don’t Go to Sleep, a horror shooter set in a dark and unsettling environment.
According to the story, Jane’s homicidal urges lasted only 90 seconds after her transformation. She eventually calmed down, though she can still turn violent when provoked. Whether Jane is good or evil hardly matters at this point. The game has already given you a clear assignment: find her and finish the job.
To do that, you’ll need to search the area for all 8 bottles of Liquid Hate. Enemies lurk throughout the rooms and hallways, so collecting them is rarely as simple as walking over and picking them up. A bottle might be sitting right in front of you, but if a few creatures stand in the way, your gun will have to speak first.
The game plays from a first-person perspective and gives you access to guns, grenades, and a chainsaw for close encounters. Health and ammo counters sit in opposite corners of the screen, where they’re easy to check without taking your eyes off the hallway ahead. The 3D visuals show their age, but the gray walls, narrow corridors, and dim lighting still work well with the game’s creepy atmosphere.
