Okami HD

Okami is an experience. Your mileage may vary on whether or not its good or bad. I originally played this game on the PS2 and had a good time. I can say I miss heavily stylized art direction that's not apparent in modern gaming. Today its Anime or nearly hyper realistic, we must turn to indy games for any morsels of art direction. Okami is a sumi-e painting. Is Okami a perfect game? No. Far from. Does it have a good nugget of a game play loop? Sure-ish. Did it age well? Absolutely not. Is it pretty? That's opening a can of worms because my definition of pretty doesn't involve 4K or hyper realism, and I absolutely love it. This is a game crafted with love from developers who wanted to tell a story that is found in modern indy games and rarely found in AAA games any more. This game can be a collect-a-thon if you so choose to 100% the game. Which I recommend as there is only a handful of difficulty spikes that can be easily resolved by coming back later (you have to back track a few times anyway), or using a screen recording program, or a phone with a recording function. The bar to 100% this game is low and you're actively rewarded for wandering off the intended path to get there. This game has been on my list of top 10 games for a long time and it still holds up. Granted that list also includes Untitled Goose Game, take that if you will to help your judgement with whether or not you'll want to play this game.

honestly? this game is so good that after years i'm doing the replay again. it's so well polished, i'd say this is the best game i've ever played in my life. story is both ok for minors and not, gameplay it's just revolutionary, there is strategy, exploring, secrets, a main story that is interesting full of plottwists, and even if you're not interested in story it's a good game anyway. i played it years ago and i didn't follow the story because i was not interested, and i loved the game anyway. i just made the replay following it, and i love it more. recommended.

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Al di là di portarmi questo gioco nel cuore da molti anni, ci son solo cose positive da dire (o quasi) su Okami. Lo stile estetico del gioco è unico nel suo genere. Ancora oggi un gioco del genere è in grado di far parlare di sé. Il mondo ispirato al folklore giapponese è semplicemente affascinante, i personaggi sono ben caratterizzati e la storia mi piace molto. La gimmick principale del gioco, l'utilizzo del pennello per provocare cambiamenti nel mondo, è ancora oggi una delle mie preferite in assoluto. Gioco consigliatissimo sotto tantissimi aspetti. Veramente una perla luccicante nell'immenso panorama videoludico.

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Best game I've ever played. The only game I've decided to painstakingly 100% because it's just that good. Gameplay wise, very easy and fun, especially for first-time gamers. Very unique mechanics and very easy to follow. If you like Japanese art, Shinto mythology, and light-hearted story/characters, this one's for you! The story is where this game truly shines. I've played this game more than 4 times now, and I've cried everytime at the ending. The story is heartwarming, fun, easy to follow, and the pacing is just incredible. At the time of writing this, " The Witcher 3" is the only other 'story-rich' game I played, and even that pales in comparison. Sure, the tone of the story is very different. Okami is very lighthearted, while TW3 is gritty and dark, but while I feel like the (main) story of TW3 can sometimes be confusing to follow for a first time gamer (as it's the continuation of a series) and take a backseat to the gameplay (exploration, side-quests, witcher contracts, etc), in Okami, the gameplay fully supports the story that Okami is trying to tell. Your story progression isn't hindered by the level of your character or the kind of gear you have. Sure, there aren't any romancable characters (you play as a wolf), it's not an open world game, and it doesn't give you morally ambiguous decisions to take, but I feel like the story is very solid and on par with TW3. I won't spoil it so you can experience it for yourself. The only downside to this game that i experience while playing is how it sometimes messes up controller inputs. When booting up the game for the first time, sometimes controller inputs don't work out of the box, so you have to fix it yourself. After setting it up, you're good to go though. Some brush strokes don't work too well in PC (because Okami was originally intended for Wii), you can look up tutorials to do it online and most of the time it will work All in all, this is great for: casual gamers, potato laptops, people who like Japanese art/culture, and Shinto mythology. 10/10. I wish Okami went mainstream

the bug wont shut up for the first 2 hours of gameplay, but after that its the bomb dot com