Yasuke Simulator

The historical accuracy is immaculate in this game. From the weapons you use to the mounts that you get, this is the most accurate portrayal you will get will having an African American Samurai as the lead character in a historical portrayal. From the moment you start the game and see the ships come into the port in Japan, you already know what type of game you're getting yourself in. Pros: The game can be completed in about 2 hours. It's a lot of fun, and the soundtrack really capture the imagination and accurately matches the actions going on. It is very important that the final boss matches the soundtrack, or it might just get posted on social media for everyone to see how bad it is. My favorite chapter is the fourth one, where you have to traverse the mountains to handle supplies to the outposts all around. Cons: Even after it has been over a year, there are still a few bugs that happen. In the bamboo forest with the shrine, without using your mount, you may have an issue going through. Some of the quest, like the freezing game is very difficult with the way the character moves. Even jumping is difficult on normal platforms, such is the case when wearing heavy armor. When using the mount on chapter 4, dismounting near a wall will cause you to phase through the wall and it becoming incomplete. The window area for the fetch quest is relatively small. Chapter 1, you can die if you're not used to the controls and it will start you from the beginning. Very little checkpoints, but it is still a relatively small level. The hit boxes do not make sense. You can aim a range weapon at point blank and sometimes the game will not register the hit. If you use the samurai sword on enemies, like the crab, it can also have a chance at not hitting them properly despite knowing full well the head touched the blade. The ammunition used for the weapons disappear after a while, which can cause a few annoyances. Overall, this game was made with passion and is at the very least, more entertaining than the alternative. Probably not worth the price if you go by per hour rate, but I recommend playing this at least once when you have some free time.

game of the year every year!

戦国時代の甲斐武田氏が織田・徳川によって滅亡させられる歴史の流れにおいて、大きなターニングポイントになった駿遠国境に位置する高天神城の城攻めであった。 この戦いを弥助という1人の人物によって行われたというのは誇張に過ぎるところではあるが、これはあくまでゲームである。 しかし銃や自転車を駆使し、新幹線に乗って最寄りの掛川まで赴き、駅からはオープンカーを操って高速道を攻めていくなど圧倒的な歴史考証に基づいたゲームで大変素晴らしいです。 For the TAKEDA clan! の叫びが涙を禁じ得ない大作でした。

i feel so culturally enriched through historically accurate story telling.

[h2]You are samurai, Yasuke![/h2] Better and more historically accurate gameplay compared to AC: Shadows. Guns and cars in feudal Japan makes more sense than a black samurai (**** DEI). Enjoyable and gimmicky meme-game, have fun!

good game not historically accurate enough though 1/10

Best Yasuke experience, 100% historically accurate

I truly felt like a REAL Samurai. I was Oda Nobunaga's Buraku Angeru YASUKE YASUUUUUUUUUKE!!!! SHADOWS FALL TO HIS STRIDE!

i didn't expected something polished, but it is unplayable. sprint on shift, roll on ctrl : how i am suposed to press this key ? and no way to rebind them. then, platformer with a motorcicle, and on mistack, you have to restart the entire level ?

The over-the-top perfect portrayal of feudal Japan in this masterpiece is nothing short of mind-blowing. The ships! The tofu! The bamboo philosophy! I cry tears of joy for the legend of Yasuke having made it this far, for I know he himself would never dare show them. He is truly his master's samurai. The one and only. Pure. Pristine. True to the core. As this piece of pinnacle of gaming industry itself.