Rise of the Ronin

Great samurai game

not fun

欠点が刀だけ流派多いのと二刀流のボスだけシステム的に他より強いことぐらい それ以外素晴らしいことばかり

Rise of the Ronin – Great Open World, Solid Gameplay, Questionable Progression Overall, I really enjoyed Rise of the Ronin. The gameplay is fun and the combat system is solid, although I wouldn't call it particularly outstanding. The biggest strength of the game is definitely its huge open world. There is a massive amount of content to explore, and there are plenty of well-made, handcrafted missions that keep things interesting. However, the game has a pretty annoying level-scaling system that completely undermines the feeling of progression. A level 1 enemy and a level 55 enemy can basically feel the same, with the higher-level enemy mostly just having higher stats and more effects. Because of this, leveling up and getting stronger doesn't feel nearly as rewarding as it should. The PC performance is also pretty terrible. Even with decent hardware, the game can run poorly and has some frustrating performance issues. Despite all that, I would still recommend the game. The huge open world, amount of content, handcrafted missions, and solid gameplay make it worth playing. If the PC performance were better and the level scaling didn't undermine progression so much, this could have been a much better experience.

Rise of the Ronin is a beautiful game with a world that's genuinely enjoyable to explore. The environments are varied, the cities and countryside are full of interesting locations, and wandering off the main path often feels rewarding. The soundtrack is excellent and fits the atmosphere perfectly, making exploration even more enjoyable. The gameplay is also solid. Combat is fun, progression feels satisfying, and there is plenty to do throughout the world. My biggest criticism is the story and how it presents its historical setting. Even though I'm familiar with Japanese history, especially this period, I still found parts of it confusing, and some historical details didn't seem entirely accurate. If you know little or nothing about the Bakumatsu era, it can be difficult to keep track of the many factions and characters. The game introduces a huge cast but doesn't always do a good job explaining who everyone is or why they matter. As a result, many characters end up feeling underdeveloped and somewhat forgettable. Overall, despite its storytelling issues, I had a great time with Rise of the Ronin. If you enjoy exploring beautiful open worlds and engaging combat, it's definitely worth playing.

i dumped a lot of time in this on ps5 and bought it again for pc dont have much time in yet but i just redownloaded the game again recently for some reason i come back to this game yes the graphics aren't great i did love the fighting mechanics and weapons a lot definitely worth a play through maybe wait for sale?

I was really hoping to get into this game. But it's literally Samurai slop. No realism. Just hack and slash. This game feels like a Mobile game.