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Ronin
Five high-profile corporate targets don't stand a chance against a seek-and-destroy heroine with a katana, no matter how many henchmen get in the way in Tomasz Wacławek's Ronin.
The PC version is scheduled to come out some time in 2015 courtesy of Devolver Digital, and the game's Steam page also lists versions for Mac and Linux, although it's not clear if they will be ready at the same time.
Despite the fluid action shown in the game's debut trailer below (reminiscent of Gunpoint), it's turn-based, and the game's heroine can scale walls, string up enemies, throw her katana, and execute foes in her pursuit of five executives bunkered in offices under high-tech security and surveillance.
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