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Download Katana ZERO for Mac OS: Katana ZERO is a stylish neo-noir, action-platformer featuring breakneck action and instant-death combat. Slash, dash, and manipulate time to unravel your past in a beautifully brutal acrobatic display. Katana ZERO is a stylish neo-noir, action-platformer featuring breakneck action and instant-death combat. Slash, dash, and manipulate time to unravel your past in a beautifully brutal acrobatic.

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Katana ZERO is an extraordinary game by Askiisoft. Super fast action and one-hit kills. However, less than half an hour into the game you’ll notice that there is much more behind this sidescrolling action platformer. Katana ZERO covers topics such as time travel, drug use and horror, interspersed with extremely satisfying gameplay.

The story of Katana ZERO

You play a samurai who carries out murders on behalf of a mysterious therapist. Why? Even the main character himself doesn’t completely know, due to memory loss he suffered during a war several years ago. The therapist helps him process his bad experiences and gives him a drug that stops hallucinations. The same drug also provides him with superhuman speed. Because of this, you are one of the deadliest people in the city with nothing more than a katana.

Game design

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You make your way through various enemies, such as gangsters with ducktails and heavily armored cops. Each of them can kill you with only one hit. You can avoid their attack or strike back their bullets. The latter is made a little easier by the ability to delay time, the side effect of the drug. It is essential. Everything happens in a split second, so you won’t get far without good reflexes.

The levels of Katana ZERO are divided into small areas that you play through one after another. Each area increases the difficulty, which forces you to better time your attacks and to use the scene environment to eliminate enemies. Dying is not a disaster, however. Within a second you are back at the beginning of the area to try again, visualized by a videotape that rewinds the situation for you. Katana ZERO is hardly frustrating: every situation is like a super fast puzzle that you have to solve.

Dialogues

The conversations in Katana ZERO are made through a quite unique dialogue tree. You can regularly interrupt characters, which sometimes results in different outcomes of a situation. That choice makes you feel like you have more control over the character. The story is long and the game wants to tell a lot. Although that’s not necessarily a bad thing, the three hours period in which you play the game is too short to set that up properly. The same applies to the gameplay. The gameplay is so good, it’s too bad you are not even fighting half of the three hours. By the way, you can unlock a final level that hides some secrets, but I haven’t been able to discover what they are.

If you are into lightning fast, bloody action and a freaky, psychological story, then I highly recommend to check out Katana ZERO on Steam, GOG, Humble Bundle or Switch Game Store.

Anyone at UNSW can apply for a general account on Katana. This level is designed for those that think Katana would suit their research needs or will typically use less than 10,000 CPU hours a quarter. This level still gets access to the same level of support including software installation, help getting started or running their jobs. The only difference is the number of compute jobs that can be run at any time and how long they can run for - general users can only use a 12 hour Walltime.

If your needs require more CPU hours or consulation, some Faculties, Schools and Research Groups have invested in Katana and have a higher level of access. Users in this situation should speak to their supervisor.

Requesting an Account¶

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To apply for an account you can send an email to the UNSW IT Service Centre giving your zID, your role within UNSW and the name of your supervisor or head of your research group.

Connecting to Katana¶

Note

When you are connecting to Katana via katana.restech.unsw.edu.au you are connecting to one of two login nodes katana1.restech.unsw.edu.au or katana2.restech.unsw.edu.au. If you have a long running TMUX open, you will need to login to the node on which it was started.

Linux and Mac¶

From a Linux or Mac OS machine you can connect via ssh in a terminal:

Windows¶

From a Windows machine a SSH client such as PuTTY or MobaXTerm is required.

Graphical sessions¶

Warning

Please use the provided Katana OnDemand option if possible. It’s significantly easier to use and faster to set up.

Some software - Ansys, Jupyter Notebooks, Matlab, and R and RStudio being among the most popular - are easier with a graphical session. If you require an interactive graphical session to Katana then you can use the X2Go client.

Start X2Go and create a session for Katana. The details that you need to enter for the session are:

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Warning

The usability of a graphical connection to Katana is highly dependent on network latency and performance.

Once you have logged into a Katana desktop, you should start a terminal

Then run an interactive session. Here you can see a command similar to what you would run for an interactive session with 8 CPUs and 16 GB for one hour. You will probably need more time. You can tell your interactive session has started when you see the name of the machine change - in this image I am on k247.

Once that’s started, you can load the modules and run the command line name of the software you want. That is how you run Graphical Interfaces or GUIs using Katana’s grunt.