Onimusha: Way of the Sword

its Very Impresive Game i Never i magin somthing like it before

The combat system is like Sekiro mixed with God of War Ragnarok. The bosses are incredible and become surprisingly challenging from a certain point in the story onwards. Graphics look amazing, and the animations are excellent, however, the reason I write this is because the standard enemies need a massive buff RIGHT NOW. They are very weak and slow compared to the bosses and mini-bosses. You can take them out with the bow; they move very slowly, and they barely put up a fight. This is a very huge contrast in difficulty. This is something that can really ruin the experience, especially at the beginning of the game (the first two hours or so), which is the weakest part of the game, since the long tutorial area is just irrelevant, unnecessary and poorly done at least in my opinion.

Ta que bueno

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好

I've been playing since day one and was hooked pretty much immediately. I ve finished it 10 minutes ago and have to write a review, no bugs encountered in my whole playtime! I'm running everything on Ultra at a constant 75 FPS on my rig at 1440p, DLSS Quality, without frame generation. The game also scales surprisingly well on older hardware. For example, a 3060 paired with an older i5 can still maintain around 60 FPS without DLSS or frame generation while looking great. It's refreshing to see a new game that runs this well without relying on UE5, aggressive upscaling, or fake frames to get decent performance. The best way I can describe the game is: Sekiro-lite meets Resident Evil, especially when it comes to the cutscenes, atmosphere, and storytelling. The main protagonist is a perfect fit for this game, and everything around the character just works. You feel pretty OP in some ways, but the game still throws fights at you that can be genuinely challenging without becoming frustrating. The side content is probably one of the weaker parts. Most of the smaller enemies. You can mostly ignore them if you don't mind missing out on some upgrade materials One thing I definitely recommend: switch the voice acting to Japanese. I played the first 10 minutes in English and couldn't take it. The Japanese voice acting is just better and fits the game perfectly. Having to read subtitles during fights can be a little annoying, but it's manageable. Overall, I'm having a great time with it. The combat is fun, the protagonist works incredibly well, and the game manages to challenge you without constantly frustrating you.

ta bueno