Onimusha: Warlords

本人出演 感谢游玩

おすすめかおすすめじゃないかというと楽しめないわけではないからおすすめにはします ただ他の人が言う通り視点操作が初期バイオ系の固定になっているので操作感がかなり悪い それでもアナログだとラジコンじゃないから多少マシな感じかな（十字だとラジコン） 進行でパズル等が強制されますが失敗OR時間切れで強制ゲームーオーバでセーブポイントからやり直しなためかなりリプレイ性が悪い 特に奇形（2×1とか）のスライドパズルを慣れてないなら大人しく回答を見るか回答法を慣れておくのをおすすめします失敗＝多種類のパズルの初めからやり直しで地味に時間がかかる R1とL1とB?あたりで防御等の構えがあるがそれぞれ構えが違う割に説明がないので防御以外何なのかさっぱりわからない スキル使いたいがなかなかたまらないから通常こうげき連発になる ちょっと触っただけ今時風にでも直せるなら直したほうがいいよねという部分が多すぎてやることがなかったり シリーズを通してやりたいと言う何かしらの理由がないならわざわざやる必要性は感じないかな

Baseline sentiment - I'm so thankful this classic is available on modern platforms. It runs great, controls great, looks great for 20+ year old game. I unlocked all achievements in 19 hours of play and two total playthroughs and had a ton of fun doing it. Nitpicks - 1. The decision to remaster the PS2 original game for this release and not the Xbox enhanced Genma Onimusha, which included an additional enemy, combat mechanics, more optional content, & skippable cutscenes is very disappointing. 2. I wish there were visual filters included. The pre-rendered backgrounds were originally created with older generation TV screens in mind. They look grainy and pixelated on modern monitors. 3. The text font is different from the original game and is worse in my opinion.

Generally a pretty cool, short PS2 era game. Recommend (on sale in the 1+2 pack) if you don't mind an old-school style experience and a PC port with some slight rough edges. Pros: I like the vibe, art, and music. The story is pretty sparse but does its job. A little dependent on you knowing who Oda Nobunaga is before playing to understand the complete picture I think. The different weapons are cool, I think the combat system has more depth than I personally used but the controls take some getting used to. The puzzle/adventure elements were cool and had me engaged with exploring all the rooms, doesn't get too complicated or annoying to ever get stuck but still rewarding to find and complete puzzles. Cons: PC port is ultra barebones, very few options, not even any 4K support. Couldn't find even a button to close the game. Had one issue where the game ran super slow from startup, updating drivers fixed it but just a weird issue. I wasn't on super old drivers or anything. Camera is terrible, full stop. In a game like Resident Evil, which this is clearly sort of built from, the changing angles isn't as bad since it is generally slow paced. But in this game it feels constant and annoying, and there are situations where you literally cannot react to or know what an enemy is doing because they are offscreen. As a side note I highly recommend switching to Japanese voices. I am generally a defender of English dubbing and think it mostly gets undue hate but this uses the original voice performances and they are definitely from a time when they just did not care about the quality of the dub.

Jogo visionário pra um produto de 2001. A remasterização melhorou drasticamente a experiência comparada com a versão de PS2. Onimusha Warlords é um ponto médio entre Devil May Cry e Resident Evil. Apesar de ser antigo, ele já é extremamente divertido. Recomendo!

子供の頃PS2を持っていなかったので初見プレイ 基本的なアクションは攻撃と防御のみでローリングのような回避アクションはないので、今でも楽しめるのか最初の方は不安だったが、昔のバイオのようなカメラ固定になっており、死角から攻撃が飛んできたりするので、難易度標準でも高難易度を感じさせるような出来になっておりかなり楽しめた。 ただ、リマスター要素がグラフィックのみであり、ムービースキップ等々がないため、最近出たリマスターの作品としては出来が悪いなと思ってしまった。

Onimusha holds a special place for me, but it has also aged like milk. Weapon swapping mid game wasn't in the original, but it is here, and it's clunky. The issen system is overly punishing and highly inconsistent. The infrequent, but always annoying, "Devs wanting you to deal with long range enemies with long range tools" (Which just has me spamming the wind magic attack to kill them above me) while they also throw multiple enemies next to you never ceases to piss me off. This isn't God Of War 1 / 2 where that design felt good (Kratos is fast and responsive, Samanosuke is slow and lumbering), and made you think about the order of defeating enemies. Missable collectibles by locking off chunks of the map is lame. (Yes, I know it's linked to the story) Clunky combat. Clunky movement. Underwhelming boss fights. Unskippable cutscenes. No checkpoints. Onimusha is ROUGH, but it's also short, (beating it in under 3 hours on normal isn't difficult at all, even for someone unfamiliar with the game - unlike classic RE where you need a photographic memory to get an S rank.) If you can get it for super cheap, and you're willing to deal with some jank so you can get into a really cool series that's basically a cousin of DMC, go for it. Onimusha is a hood classic, BUT it's really isn't more than a 6.5/10, but a necessary starting point.