
Embark on an epic journey across war-torn 19th-century Japan in this open-world action RPG from Team NINJA, the veteran studio behind "Nioh" and "NINJA GAIDEN."
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忍组画面最好的游戏,可惜优化方面一言难尽,战斗方面如果你是通关仁王2再来体验可能会有些失望,但石火弹反加三流派打起来依旧爽感十足,希望忍组以后的游戏画面美术都像浪人崛起这样,起码不伤玩家眼睛
I think this is a very underrated game and didnt get the attention it should have. - lots of game play and well worth the purchase.
Ninja Gaiden trifft auf Ghost of Tsushima. Katastrophale Grafik und Performance auf einer RTX 4080. Langweilige belanglose Dialoge, Charaktere die nicht ins Langzeitgedächtnis wandern. On top noch die Beschäftigungstherapie, welche man sonst nur von Ubisoft Spielen kennt.
Японский сеттинг, парирования и котики - формула работает, играется отлично
An absolute underrated gem in the genre. An easy recommendation for anyone who loves samurai and ninja games. Rise of the Ronin is undoubtedly one of Team Ninja's finest releases. Its combat system is remarkably deep and refined, rewarding precision, patience, and mastery. Every weapon feels distinct, every encounter is engaging, and every victory is genuinely satisfying. I can feel the passion and craftsmanship the developers poured into every mechanic, creating a combat experience that is precise, beautiful, fluid, and incredibly fun and ofcouse challenging. It's the kind of game that constantly encourages you to improve while making every duel feel incredibly satisfying. Rise of the Ronin deserves far more recognition man. These streamers and content creators or influencers who ever they are don't be fooled by their trash talk about this game. I specifically waited 2 years Just to buy and play this game on my own. Its just really a underrated gem. It stands as one of the best modern action RPGs and a True Love letter to fans of samurai combat.
It's alright. Lost motivation to finish. It also runs like doodoo poopoo peepee. Open world is a checklist ubisoft type game and enemy variety is lower than a reddit moderators' testosterone. Combat is good, as usual, since it's to be expected from a team ninja game, but if this game was 1/3 of the size and length, the enemy variety wouldn't really be an issue. Playing this game just makes me want to play Nioh or Way of the Samurai instead. I give this game a rating of 6 Sudama's out of 7 Kodama's.